THE BEST SONGS OF DN MADHOK – PART VI – 1950 TO 1969

As with all posts on Lyricists, these posts are a compilation of my daily posts on my Facebook page Lyrical.

I hope you liked my choice of songs for Part V.

Lets begin taking up songs for Part VI, the final part.

Day #44, Song #131
Hum dil ki dhadakan ki lay par

Khamosh Sipahi was his next movie in 1950, the twentieth year of his career.

It was a movie directed by DN Madhok himself together with Ram Kamini. Sohan Lal, Nigar Sultana, Gope and David acted in the movie.

All songs were penned by DN Madhok himself and all composed by Hansraj Behl:

1. Hum Dil Ki Dhadkan Ki Lay Par Mohammed Rafi, Surinder Kaur
2. Jhoom Jhoom Kar Baadal Aaye Geeta Dutt, Mohammed Rafi
3. Meri Galiyo Ki Nishani Wo Pani Surinder Kaur
4. More Jaisi Nahi Milegi Mohammed Rafi, Ram Kamlani, Geeta Dutt
5. Meraa Bhola Sa Balama Re Rajkumari
6. Utho Bulbula Tod Do Taaliyan Mohammed Rafi, Geeta Dutt
7. Ab Kisko Sunaye Gham Ke Fasane Mohammed Rafi, Geeta Dutt
8. Keh Do Kali Badli Daraye Na Surinder Kaur, Geeta Dutt
9. Meri Lut Gayi Duniya Pyar Ki Mohammed Rafi
10. Dagaabaz Kaun Bharosa Tera Surinder Kaur
11. Sanwra Salona Koi Meri Gali Aaya Hai Surinder Kaur

To start with, let’s listen to this duet between Surinder Kaur and Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Hum dil ki dhadakan ki lay par…

hum dil ki dhadkan ki lay par
fursat se gane gate hai
jinko hum bhul nahi sakte
o hum unko kab yaad aate hai

mai lakh bhulata hu unko
wo rah rah kar yad aate hai
ek kadam uthata hu aage
wo piche hat hat jate hai

ik khushi ke badle aath pahar
aankho se ashk bahate hai
dil tham tham kar rote hai
ho jo ulfat ulfat gate hai
ek taraf mohabbat roti hai
ek taraf se nare aate hai
jai hind juba se bol sipahi
ab paav dole jate hai
jai hind
hum gate hai shikwe unke
wo mitti ke gun gate hai
hum tumse milne ko pritam
o mitti ko gale lagate hai

Day #44, Song #132
Meri jaisi nahin milegi

We started taking up songs of the 1950 DN Madhok and Ram Kamlani movie Khamosh Sipahi starring Sohan Lala and Nigar Sultana.

If Hansraj Behl composed the songs, you can expect some Punjabi flavour to them.

Imagine having Punjabi flavour in a duet sung by Geeta Dutt and Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Meri jaisi nahin milegi…

o mere jaisi nahi milegi
ho mere jaisi nahi milegi
bholi bhali naar
pade rahe sasua ke ghar me
liya jiya ko maar
o biti jaye jawani meri
biti jaye jawani meri
le chal jamuna par, bada sukh dungi
davedar teri rahungi, jab tak jiungi mai
davedar teri rahungi, jab tak jiungi mai

o mere jaisa nahi milega
hoye mere jaisa nahi milega
dhund le dunia sari
shyam mera jane hai mujhko
tumse ulfat bhari
biti jaye jawani meri
biti jaye jawani meri
mithi najar dikha de, bada sukh dunga mai
gore gore mukh ki, balaye lunga mai
hoye gore gore mukh ki, balaye lunga mai

dil dukhe to kaleja dhadke
dil dukhe to kaleja dhadke
haye mai mar gayi
ang ang mera fadke mai kit jau re
aaja kisi bahane, tujhe bulau re
aaja kisi bahane, tujhe bulau re
hoye aaja

Day #45, Song #133
Yaad aane wale phir yaad aa rahe hain

(Courtesy: en.wikipedia.org)

After making the successful movie Rattan in 1944, M Sadiq directed Anmol Rattan in 1950.

Once again, DN Madhok wrote all the songs. However, instead of Naushad (who was now paired with Shakeel Badayuni), Vinod composed the songs.

The cast included Karan Dewan who was the lead cast in Rattan too. Instead of Swaran Lata, Meena Kumari was chosen together with Madan Puri, Gope, Gulab and Nirmala.

Vinod should have been credited for giving a break to Talat Mahmood first. However, Arzoo was released before Anmol Rattan and hence the first song of Talat happened to be credited to Anil Biswas: Ai dil mujhe aisi jagah le chal.

Vinod composed the following songs:

1. Shikavaa Teraa Main Gaaun Talat Mahmood, Lata Mangeshkar
2. Dard Mila Hai Tere Pyar Ki Nishani Lata Mangeshkar
3. Taare Vohi Hain Chaand Vohi Hai Lata Mangeshkar
4. Mere Ghunghat Me Do Nain Pukare Lata Mangeshkar
5. Laakho Me Ek Hamare Saiya Haye
6. Koi Kah Do Balamua Se Uth Nahi Jaye
7. Yaad Aane Wale Phir Yaad Aa Rahe Hai Lata Mangeshkar, Talat Mahmood
8. Sajan Aaye Aadhi Raat Lata Mangeshkar
9. Jab Kisi Ke Rukh Pe Zulfe Aa Ke Lehrane Lagi Talat Mahmood
10. Kale Kale Badalo Me Pani Asha Bhosle
11. More Dwar Khule Hai Aane Wale Kab Aaoge Lata Mangeshkar

Here is the best song of the movie sung by Lata Mangeshkar and Talat Mahmood.

Please enjoy: Yaad aane wale phir yaad aa rahe hain…

yaad aane wale phir yad aa rahe hai
yaad aane wale phir yad aa rahe hai
mere khyalo ki dunia pe
chaye ja rahe hai phir yad aa rahe hai
yad aane wale phir yad aa rahe hai

hum bhi chup hai wo bhi chup hai pyar khada msukaata hai
hum bhi chup hai wo bhi chup hai pyar khada msukaata hai
nain mile sharmaau nain ki or jiya ghabrata hai
nain mile sharmaau nain ki or jiya ghabrata hai
maujo ki rate umango ke din bite ja rate hai
phir yad aa rahe hai yad aane wale phir yad aa rahe hai

mast alag si nigaho wale hum par ek ehsan kiye ja
mast alag si nigaho wale hum par ek ehsan kiye ja
mitha mitha dard suhana
mitha mitha dard suhana dene waale aur diye ja
jholi meri bhar de tere dar pe sar jhuka rhe hai
phir yad aa rahe hai

Day #45, Song #134
Shikwa tera main gaayun

We are taking up songs of the 1950 M Sadiq movie Anmol Ratan starring Karan Dewan and Meena Kumari; all songs having been composed by Vinod on the lyrics of DN Madhok.

(courtesy: en.wikipedia.org)

Who was Vinod? Well, he was born on 28 May 1922 and died on 25 Dec 1959 at the age of just 37 years. He was a student of Pandit Amar Nath whom I had introduced you earlier particularly with his find Zeenat Begum who was a Kothewali.

With his Punjabi background (born in Lahore), his Punjabi songs became popular; for example Larra lappa larra lappa layi rakhda from 1949 movie Ek Thi Ladaki. Another song that comes to mind is Saari saari raat tera tak ni aa raah.

I am ready to give you another duet between Lata Mangeshkar and Talat Mahmood.

Please enjoy: Shikwa tera main gaayun…

shikava tera mai gaaun dil me samane vale
bhoole se yaad kar le o bhool jane vale
shikava tera

ai aah mera bhed kahin khol na dena
ai aah mera bhed kahin khol na dena
hum ko hai unse pyar kahin bol na dena
hum bhi hain zid ke poore zid ke nibhane vale
pi jayege ansu bhi hum le rulane vale, shikava tera
shikava tera mai gaaun dil me samane vale
bhoole se yaad kar le o bhool jane vale
shikava tera

mar jaye hum aap hume yaad karoge
mar jaye hum aap hume yaad karoge
roge phoot phoot kar fariyaad karoge
dhundhege phir sahara ansu bahane vale
ayege nahin ja ke duniya se jane vale, shikava tera
shikava tera mai gaaun dil me samane vale
bhoole se yaad kar le o bhool jane vale
shikava tera

Day #45, Song #135
Koi kah do balamua se uti nahin jaaye

And the last song for tonight is also from the 1950 M Sadiq movie Anmol Ratan starring Karan Dewan and Meena Kumari.

This one was sung by Nirmala Devi. I already informed you that she was actor Govinda’s mother.

Please enjoy: Koi kah do balamua se uti nahin jaaye…

koi kah do balmva se uti nahi jaye
koi kah do balmva se uti nahi jaye
jit jayike more tan aag lagaye
jit jayike ha jit jayike ho
jit jayike more tan aag lagaye
koi kah do balmva se uti nahi jaye
koi kah do

daman mere me na dal duniya ki dolte
de dolte unhe jo inhe pa ke khush rahe
apni to mang ek hai bolo to hum kahe
mangu mai saiya ji ka pyar mil jaye haye
mangu mai saiya ji ka pyar mil jaye
koi kah do balmva se uti nahi jaye
koi kah do balmva se uti nahi jaye
jit jayike more tan aag lagaye
jit jayike ha jit jayike ho
jit jayike more tan aag lagaye
koi kah do balmva se uti nahi jaye
koi kah do

meri bala se abar ho sawn ki jhadi ho
sabnam ke motiyo me kali jhum rahi ho
meri najar ke samne najara wahi ho
nayno me nayna dal piya muskaye haye
nayno me nayna dal piya muskaye
koi kah do balmva se uti nahi jaye
koi kah do balmva se uti nahi jaye

Day #46, Song #136
Beimaan tore nainawa

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

We start today with the 1951 Ram Daryani movie Tarana. Everyone knows that that was the first movie when Dilip Kumar and Madhubala acted together.

Anil Biswas, who got Talat Mahmood to sing his first ever song in Hindi movies: Ai dil mujhe aisi jagah le chal, composed songs for this movie too.

The best song of the movie wasn’t penned by DN Madhok but by Prem Dhawan: Seene mein sulagate hain armaan.

DN Madhok wrote five songs for the movie as follows:

1. Bol papihe bol re.
2. Beimaan tore nainawa.
3. Kya khabar thi wo din kahan gaye bata?
4. Mose rooth gayo mora saawariya.
5. Youn chhup chhup ke mera aana.

We shall be taking up songs #2, 3, 4 tonight.

To start with lets listen to Lata Mangeshkar singing a favourite of mine. Even though this was their first movie, there was remarkable chemistry between Dilip Kumar and Madhubala.

Please enjoy: Beimaan tore nainawa…

beimaan tore nainwa, nindiya na aaye
beimaan tore nainwa, nindiya na aaye
tuk soye ja ki raat kahi bhaagi na jaaye
tuk soye ja ki raat kahi bhaagi na jaaye
beimaan tore nainwa, nindiya na aaye
beimaan tore nainwa, nindiya na aaye

le moond le ankhiya tanik zara
le moond le ankhiya tanik zara
baithi hu yahi main na ghabra
raat jaaye palak tose jhapki na jaaye
raat jaaye palak tose jhapki na jaaye
beimaan tore nainwa, nindiya na aaye
beimaan tore nainwa, nindiya na aaye

aadhe soye aadhe jaage
aadhe soye aadhe jaage
saanchi kahu mohe yu laage
jaise man mein bharam ek aaye ek jaaye
jaise man mein bharam ek aaye ek jaaye
beimaan tore nainwa, nindiya na aaye
beimaan tore nainwa, nindiya na aaye

Day #46, Song #137
Kya khabar thi wo din kahan gaye bata

We entered the year 1951; the 21st year in the career of DN Madhok as a lyricist.

This was the first movie of Dilip Kumar with Madhubala which resulted in reel and real love story until Madhubala’s father stepped in to block the real life one mainly because if Madhubala was to get married, the family would lose a bread-winner!

Out of nine songs composed by Anil Biswas for the movie, DN Madhok wrote five; the others were penned by Prem Dhawan and Kaifi Irfani. The best song of the movie Seene mein sulagate hain armaan was penned by Prem Dhawan.

Here is the second song from the same movie; this too by Lata Mangeshkar.

Please enjoy: Kya khabar thi wo din kahan gaye bata…

kya khabar thi ke mohabbat me ye din aate hai
jise hum apna banate hai, wo tadapate hai

wo din kahan gaye bata
wo din kahan gaye bata
jab is nazar me pyar tha, pyar tha
wo din kahan gaye bata

maine to kuch kaha nahi
jo yu nigahe pher li
maine to kuch kaha nahi
wo raat yaad hai yahi, kissa hua tha pyar ka
wo din kahan gaye bata
wo din kahan gaye bata

aankho me nind thi magar
soye nahi the raat bhar
aankho me nind thi magar
soye nahi the raat bhar
dil ko laga hua tha dar
haye savera ho gaya
wo din kahan gaye bata

wo din kahan gaye bata
jab is nazar me pyar tha, pyar tha
wo din kahan gaye bata

Day #46, Song #138
Mose rooth gaya mora sawariya

We have already taken up two out of five penned by DN Madhok for the 1951 Ram Daryani movie Tarana starring Madhubala and Dilip Kumar; the first time they were together in a movie.

Anil Biswas composed all the songs.

Here is the third one also sung by Lata Mangeshkar.

Please enjoy: Mose rooth gaya mora sawariya…

mose ruth gayo mora sanwariya
kiski lagi hay hay kiski lagi
julmi najariya
mose ruth gayo mora sanwariya
kiski lagi hay hay kiski
lagi julmi najariya

pyar ki rahe anadi ka sath hai
lagi hamari ki laj tere hath hai
lagi hamari ki laj tere hath hai
tori kagaj ki naiya hai more sawariya
kagaj ki nayya hai more sawariya

kiski lagi hay hay kiski
lagi julmi najariya
mose ruth gayo mora sanwariya
kiski lagi hay hay kiski
lagi julmi najariya

jhuth muth ki prit jataye ke
soye gaye chup se balam ghar jaye ke
soye gaye chup se balam ghar jaye ke
inhe duje ke dil ki na koi khabariya
duje ke dil ki na koi khabariya
kiski lagi hay hay kiski
lagi julmi najariya
mose ruth gayo mora sanwariya
kiski lagi hay hay kiski
lagi julmi najariya

Day #47, Song #139
Vo raat din vo shaam ki guzari huyi kahaniyan

(Courtesy: cineplot.com)

His next movie in 1951 was an M Sadiq movie Saiyan starring Madhubala and Ajit.

Sajjad composed eight songs for the movie which were penned by DN Madhok, Hasrat Jaipuri and Rajinder Krishan.

DN Madhok penned half of them:

1. Kali kali raat re dil bada sataye.
2. Vo raat din vo shaam ki guzari hui kahaniyan.
3. Tumhen dil diya.
4. Us paar is deewar ke jo rehate hain.

We shall be taking up two of them; one each by Lata and Rafi.

Please enjoy Lata Mangeshkar singing: Vo raat din vo shaam ki guzari huyi kahaniyan…

vo raat din vo shyaam ki guzari hui kahaaniyaan
vo raat din vo shyaam ki guzari hui kahaaniyaan
jo tere ghar me chhod di pyaar ki sab nishaaniyaan
vo raat din vo shyaam ki guzari hui kahaaniyaan

sabr-o-qaraar chhin gayaa, ghar thaa so vo bhi lut gayaa
sabr-o-qaraar chhin gayaa, ghar thaa so vo bhi lut gayaa
yaad rahegi umr bhar aap ki meharbaaniya
vo raat din vo shyaam ki guzari hui kahaaniya
jo tere ghar me chhod di pyaar ki sab nishaaniya

aaye bhi aur chale gaye din mere bahaar ke
aaye bhi aur chale gaye din mere bahaar ke
ab hai khizaa ki god me roti hui javaaniyaan
vo raat din vo shyaam ki guzari hui kahaaniyaan
jo tere ghar me chhod di pyaar ki sab nishaaniyaan
vo raat

Day #47, Song #140
Us paar is deewar ke jo rehte hain

Ajit and Madhubala in 1950 movie Beqasoor

I promised you two songs from the 1951 M Sadiq movie Saiyan starring Madhubala and Ajit. We just took up one sung by Lata Mangeshkar.

Now lets take one sung by Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Us paar is deewar ke jo rehte hain…

us par is diwar ke jo rahte hai
us par is diwar ke jo rahte hai
koi kah de unse jake jo hum kahte hai
us par is diwar ke jo rahte hai
koi kah de unse jake jo hum kahte hai
barbad jawani na kije dil le lije dil de dije
ye din aur tanhai haye
ye din aur tanhai haye haye re kaun ye samjhaye
nit rahi na rahe jawani hum sach kahte hai
koi kah de unse jake jo hum kahte hai
us par is diwar ke jo rahte hai
koi kah de unse jake jo hum kahte hai

aawaz jawani deti ha dekho angdai leti hai
ghut ke mar jayenge arma ghut ke mar jayenge arma
kahe ki jhijhak hai aao yaha
nit rahi na rahe jawani hum sach kahte hai
koi kah de unse jake jo hum kahte hai
us par is diwar ke jo rahte hai
koi kah de unse jake jo hum kahte hai

ye husn diya jisne tumko puchhega wo ek din ye sun lo
ye husn diya jisne tumko puchhega wo ek
din ye sun lo bande ke mere kyu zulm kiya
bande ke mere kyu zulm kiya
ek jhalak dikha ke mar diya
laza me dub maroge hum sach kahte hai
koi kah de unse jake jo hum kahte hai
us par is diwar ke jo rahte hai
koi kah de unse jake jo hum kahte hai

Day #47, Song #141
Badi mushkil se aisi shaam aayi hai

His next movie in 1951 was a GP Pawar movie Phoolon Ke Haar starring Nasir Khan (Dilip Kumar’s brother who played Jamna in Gunga Jamna), Geeta Bali and Nigar Sultana.

DN Madhok penned two out of the 11 songs composed by Hansraj Behl:

1. Bach bach ke jawani pag dhare.
2. Ek do teen chaar paanch chhey.

We shall skip both.

That brings us to the year 1952 and his first movie for which he wrote songs was Tarang.

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

In fact he wrote just one song that was composed by Chitragupta; Ram Murti penned one and IC Kapoor seven:

Badi mushkil se aisi shaam aayi hai.

This is a beautiful duet between Mohammad Rafi and Geeta Dutt.

Please enjoy: Badi mushkil se aisi shaam aayi hai…

badi mushkil se aisi sham aayi hai
na chup raho mere kano me kuch kaho
khush raho badi mushkil se aisi shaam aayi hai
na chup raho mere kano me kuch kaho khush raho

jara dhalte hue suraj ko rok lo
jara ugte hue chanda se ye kaho
ke ja re ja abhi na aa abhi na apni rat ho
abhi aankho me aankhe dalni
hasrate niklani hai vighan na ho
badi mushkil se aisi sham aayi hai
na chup raho mere kano me kuch kaho
khush raho badi mushkil se aisi sham aayi hai
na chup raho mere kano me kuch kaho khush raho

bade pyare suhane hai rang sham ke
kache hai nahi kan ke
lo sham ki dulhan ne kiye sabko ishare
niche jo rang se pyare
yahi dunia ki reet hai rang kiska meet hai
idhar chada udhar gaya koi bhi ho
badi mushkil se aisi sham aayi hai
na chup raho mere kano me kuch kaho
khush raho badi mushkil se aisi sham aayi hai
na chup raho mere kano me kuch kaho khush raho

Day #48, Song #142
Pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai

His next movie in 1952 was Insaan, a Jagdish Sethi movie starring Prithviraj Kapoor, Ragini, Kamal Kapoor, Cuckoo and KN Singh.

BN Bali composed nine songs for the movie; only one was penned by DN Madhok: Do dil hote to sajna bada maza tha.

(Courtesy: imdb.com)

Goonj was his last movie in 1952.

It was a Phani Majumdar movie starring Suraiya and Sapru.

There were eleven songs composed by Sardul Kwatra. DN Madhok penned eight of these:

1. Pyar Bhi Aata Hai Kabhi Gussa Bhi Aata Hai Talat Mahmood, Asha Bhosle
2. Koyee Kisee Kaa Divana
3. Qisamat Ruthe Meri Zindagi Men Tum Kyon Aaye Suraiya
4. Jab Se Gori Bichhad Gayi Ho
5. Dil Leke Na Jana Mera Dil Leke Na Jana Mohammed Rafi
6. Laharaa Ke Bal Khaa Ke Aa Gaye Aa Gaye Aa Gaye Suraiya
7. Chale Ja Rahe Ho Jo Najare Churaye Suraiya
8. Ghadi Mai Lu Angadayi Rajkumari

We shall listen to the first one sung by Talat Mahmood and Asha Bhosle.

Please enjoy: Pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai…

pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai
pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai
tum bhi kaho koi kisi ko ji yu chhod ke jaata hai
pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai
pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai
tum bhi kaho koi kisi ko ji yu chhod ke jaata hai
pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai

aao mai apke dil me bhar du apne dil ki haye
aao mai apke dil me bhar du apne dil ki haye
phir ja na sakoge us dard paraye
phir ja na sakoge us dard paraye
kaise phiroge dil na lage dil ghabraata hai
kaise phiroge dil na lage dil ghabraata hai
tum bhi kaho koi kisi ko ji yu chhod ke jaata hai
pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai

kise malum tha dil deke sada royenge hum bhi
kise malum tha dil deke sada royenge hum bhi
auro ki tarha bewafa hai mere balam bhi
auro ki tarha bewafa hai mere balam bhi
ankh bhar ati hai kabhi dil bhar aata hai
ankh bhar ati hai kabhi dil bhar aata hai
tum bhi kaho koi kisi ko ji yu chhod ke jaata hai
pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai
pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai
tum bhi kaho koi kisi ko ji yu chhod ke jaata hai
pyar bhi aata hai kabhi gussa bhi aata hai

Day #48, Song #143
Naa to din hi din wo rahe mere

Pahili Shadi was the first movie in 1953 for which he wrote songs.

It was a Ram Darayani movie starring Bharat Bhushan and Nargis.

Robin Chatterjee composed ten songs for the movie; DN Madhok penned four of them:

1. Daak babu, are O daak babu.
2. In naino ke dono kinare.
3. Mose kahi na jayegi, tose suni na jayegi.
4. Tum haan kah do main jee jayun.

We shall skip all.

Gharbaar was his next movie in 1953.

There were nine songs in the movie that were composed by Vasant Prabhu. Indeevar wrote eight of them and Kaifi Irfani and DN Madhok wrote one each. The song that DN Madhok wrote was: Khet pake udd udd jaye.

We shall skip this too.

Firdaus was his next movie in 1953.

There were eight songs in the movie. One song penned by Shailendra was composed by Roshan and others were by Robin Chatterjee.

The movie was directed by V Joglekar and starred Anoop Kumar and Geeta Bali.

DN Madhok wrote all seven of the songs composed by Robin Chatterjee:

1. Aisi Nazar Se Na Dekho Rajkumari
2. Dekhi Re Anadi Tori Preet Juth Muth Ki Bat Ko Rajkumari
3. Phool Chun Le Mere Balam Ki Jane Kab Lata Mangeshkar
4. Kisee Bewafa Ke Sataye Huye Hain Asha Bhosle
5. Chandni Rat Hai Geeta Dutt
6. Kalam Davaat Mori Saswa Ne Rakh Di Na Janu Geeta Dutt
7. Aa Ja Ke Dil Tujhko Ro Ro Pukare Asha Bhosle
8. Taqdeer Mujhe Teri Mehfil Me Rajkumari

We shall skip all.

Dard e Dil was then his last movie in 1953, the 22nd year of his career.

It was a Nitin Bose movie starring Premnath and Nimmi.

RC Boral was the composer.

DN Madhok wrote one of the six songs: Naa to din hi din wo rahe mere.

It was sung by Lata Mangeshkar.

Please enjoy: Naa to din hi din wo rahe mere…

naa to din hi din wo rahe mere
naa wo raat raat meri rahi
kise shauk jindagi kaa hai ab
meri saaj besur hi sahi
naa to din hi din wo rahe mere

naa to chand pe wo nikhaar hai
naa to chand pe wo nikhaar hai
naa wo chandani me bahaar hai
naa wo josh pasie-e-ishk me
naa woh jism hi me tadap rahi
naa to din hi din wo rahe mere

naa hai intzaar, mujhe koi
naa hai intzaar mujhe koi
jhuthe jindgi ke fareb se
naa kisi ki yaad se vasta
naa kisi ke dil me hai kal rahi
kise shauk jindagi kaa hai ab
meri saaj besur hi sahi
naa to din hi din wo rahe mere

Day #48, Song #144
Giri bhanwar mein naav hamari

Rasiya was his first movie in 1954, the 23rd year of his career.

Bulo C Rani composed all songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Giri bhanwar mein naav hamari.
2. Chupke chupke dil mera.
3. Has has ke mere chain pe bijali.
4. Wo hum se chup hain hum unse chup hain.
5. Mat kahiye ke saajan hum jaate hain.
6. Phir chhedne aayi hai kali badariya.
7. Ye kaali kaali ratiya.

Except for the first and the last song, all were sung by Lata Mangeshkar.

The first and the last one were sung by Asha Bhosle.

Please enjoy Asha Bhosle singing: Giri bhanwar mein naav hamari…

giri bhanwar mein naav hamari
pani badhata jaye
tere hath patwar diye hai
tere hath patwar diye hai
tu hi paar laga giri bhanwar mein naav

dil ek tare par main to aas ke geet sada gaau
dil ek tare par main to aas ke geet sada gaau
man dole main dolan na du dolan na du
murkh ko ye samjhau sukh mein mauj manane wale
dukh mein kaisi haar tere hath patwar diye hai
tere hath patwar diye hai
tu hi paar laga giri bhanwar mein naav

dur andhere mein jalta ek diya dikhai deta hai
dur andhere mein jalta ek diya dikhai deta hai
sath wo hi ja sakta hai jo naam tumhara leta hai
wo hi deep hai aas hamari dekho bujh na jaye
tere hath patwar diye hai
tere hath patwar diye hai
tu hi paar laga giri bhanwar mein naav

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yboE8wDLxdw

Day #49, Song #145
Tere poojan ko bhagwan bana man mandir

Sorry for a little break caused by my having been admitted in the hospital for a surgery.

Lets take stock before we start: On the 48th day, on 9th of May, we completed covering 786 songs of DN Madhok from 94 movies. Naturally very few are left now.

The last movie that we covered was the 1954 movie Rasiya.

(courtesy: lyricsbogie.com)

His next movie in 1954 was Pyaase Nain; an S Ram movie starring Rehman, Nimmi, Gope, Vinod Kumar, Shyama, and Mumtaz.

Bulo C Rani and SK Pal composed eight songs for the movie. DN Madhok wrote only one song that was composed by Bulo C Rani: Kaanto ke daman ulajh gaya.

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

Majboori was his next movie in 1954.

It was a Ram Darayani movie starring Balraj Sahni, Jeevan, Shyama, Kumar, Gope, and Gulab.

Robin Chatterjee composed eight songs for the movie. DN Madhok wrote seven of them. One was penned by P Gaafil:

1. Ankhe Bhari Hui Hai Aur Dil Bhara Talat Mahmood, Meena Kapoor
2. Tere Poojan Ko Bhagwan Bana Man Mandir Asha Bhosle
3. Bhanwre Ne Kali Se Kuch Bol Diya Asha Bhosle
4. Aaye Khushiyo Ke Din Gum Ke Badal Meena Kapoor
5. Ye Behta Hua Pani Samjha Raha Hai Asha Bhosle
6. Ankhe Ro Ro Haar Gayi Asha Bhosle
7. Jaago Jaago Behna Hua Sabera Talat Mahmood
8. Ek Din Radha Ne Li Ghanshyam Ki Murali Churay Meena Kapoor (P Gaafil).

We shall take up Song #2: Tere poojan ko bhagwan bana man mandir sung by Asha Bhosle and Hamida Banu.

Please enjoy: Tere poojan ko bhagwan bana man mandir…

तेरे पूजन को भगवान, बना मन मंदिर आलीशान ।

किस ने जानी तेरी माया, किस ने भेद तिहारा पाया ।
ऋषि मुनि हारे कर कर ध्यान, बना मन मंदिर आलीशान ॥

किस ने देखि तेरी सूरत, कौन बनावे तेरी मूरत ।
तू है निराकार भगवान, बना मन मंदिर आलीशान ॥

पर्वत घाटी नदी समंदर, तू रमता इन सब के अन्दर ।
तेरे बस में सकल जहान, बना मन मंदिर आलीशान ॥

तू हैं वन में, तो प्राणन में तू तरु तरु के पातन में ।
कोई ना दूजा तेरे सामान, बना मन मंदिर आलीशान ॥

जल में थल में तू ही समाया, सब जग तेरा जलवा छाया ।
तू है, घट घट के दरमियान, बना मन मंदिर आलीशान ॥

तू राजा को रंक बनाता, तू भिक्षुक तो तखत बिठाता ।
तेरी लीला इश महान, बना मन मंदिर आलीशान ॥

सूरज तेरी महिमा गावे, चंदा तुझ पर बलि बलि जावे ।
इश्वर कर सब का कल्याण, बना मन मंदिर आलीशान ॥

Day #49, Song #146
Parwano se prit sikh le

Ehsan was his next movie in 1954. It was a Rajendra Sharma movie starring Shammi Kapoor, Munawar Sultana, Gulab, K N Singh, Prithviraj Kapoor, and Roopmala.

Madan Mohan composed seven songs for the movie. Kaif Irafni wrote three and DN Madhok wrote four:

1. Ik baar keh de sajan tu mera ho gaya.
2. Bairi hai bedard zamana.
3. Mera banka balamwa laakhon mein ek.
4. Mera bas hove suhaag ki rekha.

We shall skip all.

(courtesy: cinematerial.com)

Bilwamangal was his next movie in 1954.

It was a movie directed by DN Madhok himself. He had Bulo C Rani compose 12 of his songs:

The movie starred C H Atma, Suraiya, Nirupa Roy, Ulhas, and Asha Mathur.

It had remarkably beautiful songs sung by CH Atma, Suraiya and Shamshad Begum:

1. Parwano Se Prit Sikh Le Suraiya
2. Chubh Gaye Do Naina Matware CH Aatma
3. Kajal Wali Ankhiya Mori To Bin Sajan Tarse Shamshad Begum
4. Hum Itna Tumse Kah Ke Chale Jayenge Suraiya
5. O Diwali Ke Diye Tujhme Jalta Tel Hai Ya Dil Jale Unke Liye Suraiya, CH Aatma
6. Ab Suni Bhayi Re Atariya Humar CH Aatma, Suraiya
7. Panaghat Pe More Shyaam Bajaayen Muraliyaa CH Aatma
8. Mohan Pyare Ab Aur Saaj Par Ga Re CH Aatma
9. Ye Raat Din Ke Phere CH Aatma
10. Ham Ishk Ke Maro Ko Suraiya
11. Bachpan Bita Aayi Jawani Suraiya
12. Jake Nain Pyare Pyare Hai Suraiya

As you can make out, we shall be taking up quite a few of these.

To start with let’s take up the very first song in the list above, sung by Suraiya.

Please enjoy: Parwano se prit sikh le…

parwano se preet sikh le
shama se sikhe jal jana
phir duniya ko yaad rahega
phir duniya ko yaad rahega
tera mera afsana
parwano se preet sikh le
shama se sikhe jal jana
phir duniya ko yaad rahega

shabnam se hum sikhenge
fariyad na karna, ro lena
fariyad na karna, ro lena
phulo se sikhenge hum
kaanto ki nok par mit jana
phir duniya ko yaad rahega
phir duniya ko yaad rahega
tera mera afsana
parwano se preet sikh le
shama se sikhe jal jana
phir duniya ko yaad rahega

bulbul bankar janam janam
mai teri khoj me gaaungi
mai teri khoj me gaaungi
yahi aas lekar hai jeena
isi aas me mar jana
phir duniya ko yaad rahega
phir duniya ko yaad rahega
tera mera afsana
parwano se preet sikh le
shama se sikhe jal jana
phir duniya ko yaad rahega
phir duniya ko yaad rahega
tera mera afsana
parwano se preet sikh le
shama se sikhe jal jana

Day #49, Song #147
Panghat pe more Shyam bajaye muraliya

We are taking up songs of the 1954 movie Ehsan directed by Dn Madhok himself and starring CH Atma and Suraiya; both of whom sang for themselves as composed by Bulo C Rani.

One thing that I hope you noticed about DN Madhok that he maintained the quality of his lyrics all the way from 1932 on to his 98th movie in 1954, the 23rd year of his career. This cannot be said, for example, of Indeevar who gave us some memorable songs but then decided to wrote trash for Bappi Lahiri in 72 movies having about 500 songs; given in to lucre rather than to greatness.

(Courtesy: cineplot.com)

Let me end today by now giving you a song by CH Atma.

Please enjoy: Panghat pe more Shyam bajaye muraliya…

panghat pe more shyam bajaye muraliya
panghat pe more shyam bajaye muraliya

jal jamuna
jal jamuna pag chuman aaye
jal jamuna pag chuman aaye
pawan chalat ithlaye
pawan chalat ithlaye
ithlaye ithlaye
kaliyo ne bhware se puchha
kaliyo ne bhware se puchha
kaun hai ye man chhaliya
kaun hai ye man chhaliya
bajaye muraliya
panghat pe more shyam bajaye muraliya

murli baji ban ki kaya sab sunne ko bhagi
sun kar kaliya
sun kar kaliya bhor se pahle apne biya se jaagi
yahi raat hai
yahi raat hai jab radha ki shaam se ankhiya laagi
bholi bhali
bholi bhali brij nari ka man har lino chhaliya
bajaye muraliya
panghat pe more shyam bajaye muraliya
bajaye muraliya

Day #50, Song #148
Ye raat din ka phera

Yesterday, we took up two songs of the 1954 movie Bilwamangal; one each by Suraiya and CH Atma; both of them being the lead cast of the movie directed by DN Madhok.

Before we move on to the next movie, lets take another song from CH Atma or Atma Hashmatrai Chainani. He was born in 1923 in Hyderabad (Sind), now in Pakistan. He died on 06 Dec 1975.

His song of 1945 Preetam aan milo was sung by Geeta Dutt on the composition of OP Nayyar in her husband Guru Dutt’s movie Mr & Mrs 55.

Please enjoy: Ye raat din ka phera…

Din ne jaate jaate
Mujhko raat ke haath kiya
Bhor bhayi aur jhaad chadariya
Raat ne kuchh kiya
Phir pahre par suraj aayaa
Phir wohi din ke phere
Pahredaar badalte jaayen
Bandh na chhute mere

Ye raat din ka phera
Ye raat din ka phera
Laga rahega
Jab tak na kuchh hoga
Yaha se tera
Ye raat din ka phera

Subah guzar gayi hai
Aur shaam jaa rahi hai
Subah guzar gayi hai
Aur shaam jaa rahi hai
Murakh sambhal ke dar pe
Wo raat aa rahi hai
Is raat ka jeewan mein
Kabhi hoga naa sawera
Is raat ka jeewan mein
Kabhi hoga naa sawera
Ye raat din ka phera

Maaya ke laade sar pe
Dhar ke kaha chala hai
Maaya ke laade sar pe
Dhar ke kaha chala hai
Aur moh jholiyon mein
Bhar ke kaha chala hai
Manzil hai dur teri
Kadam dagmagaaye tera
Ye raat din ka phera
Laga rahega
Jab tak na kuchh hoga
Yaha se tera
Ye raat din ka phera.

Day #50, Song #149
Koi keh de papiha se ja ke

His next movie in 1954 was Barati, a JK Nanda movie starring Chand Usmani, Peace Kanwal, Agha, Om Prakash, Leela Mishra, Sham Kumar, Darpan, and Johny Walker.

Roshan composed nine songs for the movie; three of which were penned by DN Madhok:

1. Koi keh de papiha se ja ke.
2. Dhak dhak kare dil jhat pat aake mil.
3. Nach le bawariya tohe lene aaya sawariya.

We shall be taking up the first song.

Please enjoy Lata Mangeshkar singing: Koi keh de papiha se ja ke…

haye koi kah de papiha se ja ke
bairi kahe chhede pihu pihu gaa ke
haye koi kah de papiha se ja ke
bairi kahe chhede pihu pihu gaa ke

rut sawan ki mukh par aaye kyu
jhumti gata me koi aag lagaye kyu
rut sawan ki mukh par aaye kyu
jhumti gata me koi aag lagaye kyu
mere pas aaye vo to mere pas aaye vo to
kahu samjha ke bairi kahe chhede pihu pihu gaa ke
haye koi kah de papiha se ja ke
bairi kahe chhede pihu pihu gaa ke

kabhi khile kali or kabhi murjhaye hai
ja rey papiha kaliyo pe pade teri haye hai
kabhi khile kali or kabhi murjhaye hai
ja rey papai kaliyo pe pade teri haye hai
jiya chahe noch lu mai
jiya chahe noch lu mai pankh tere aake
bairi kahe chhede pihu pihu gaa ke
haye koi kah de papiha se ja ke
bairi kahe chhede pihu pihu gaa ke
haye koi kah de papiha se ja ke
bairi kahe chhede pihu pihu gaa ke

Day #50, Song #150
Mera nanha sa dil hai

Aurat Teri Kahani was his last film in 1954. It was a Chaturbhuj Doshi movie starring Bharat Bhushan and Nirupa Roy.

Bulo C Rani composed seven songs for the movie. DN Madhok wrote one: Raat guzarti jaaye.

We shall skip it.

Oot Patang was his first movie in 1955.

A scene from Oot Patang (Courtesy: osianama.com)

It was a Chandulal Shah movie starring Agha and Usha Kiran.

Vinod composed all song penned by DN Madhok:

1. Lad Gayi Bicchu Buti O Meri Maa Mohammed Rafi, Sudha Malhotra
2. Mera Nanha Sa Dil Hai Mohammed Rafi, Sudha Malhotra
3. Hai Ram Kaanta Laga Re Saanwariya Sudha Malhotra
4. Meri Ulfat Soyi Hai Yaha (2)
5. Jhanak Jhanak Baaje Payal Tori Geeta Dutt, Sudha Malhotra
6. Aayi Aayi Re Malaniya Bikaner Se Sudha Malhotra
7. Meri Ulfat Soyi Hai Yahan Lata Mangeshkar
8. Mai Jaadugar Hu Karigar Hu Mohammed Rafi
9. Mohabbat Ne Kaise Diye Humko Dhoke Lata Mangeshkar

Please enjoy Mohammad Rafi and Sudha Malhotra singing: Mera nanha sa dil hai…

mera nanha sa dil hai muskil hai bina tere jina
mera nanha sa dil hai muskil hai bina tere jina
tune kyu chhina ha tune kyu chhina
hamne dil ka fatela tha ja sajaniya sila
hamne dil ka fatela tha ja sajaniya sila
hamne yu chhina aji kyu chhina
o hamne yu china

tum chor jamane bhar ke
mera soch soch dil dhadke
kya ho gaya haye dil kho gaya
kya ho gaya haye dil kho gaya mera anmol nagina
hamne yu chhina aji kyu chhina o hamne yu chhina
hamne dil ka fatela tha ja sajaniya sila
tumne kyu chhina hamne yu chhina

mere dil ko itne bhala kyu chupke se dhadkaya
rato ki nindiya din ka chhain gawaya
fir ghabar ke aane laga pasina
hamne yu chhina tumne kyu chhina

mera nanha sa dil hai muskil hai bina tere jina
tune kyu chhina ha tune kyu chhina
hamne dil ka fatela tha ja sajaniya sila
hamne yu chhina aji kyu chhina hamne yu chhina

Day #51, Song #151
Duniya ke bazaar mein main dil ka moti layi hoon

Madhur Milan was his second movie in the year 1955.

It was a KG Punjwani movie starring Nigar Sultana, Mahipal, Roopmala, Kesari F, Bhudo Advani, and Madan Puri.

There were 12 songs in the movie composed by Bulo C Rani. DN Madhok wrote one: Ambua ki daali se bole re koyaliya.

We shall skip that.

(Courtesy: hindimovies.to)

Makkhee Choos was his first movie in 1956. It was a Ramchandra Thakur movie starring Mahipal and Shyama.

Vinod composed six songs for the movie; two of which were penned by DN Madhok:

1. Duniya ke bazaar mein main dil ka moti layi hoon.
2. Dil dhadake aankh phadake.

We shall take up the first one sung by Sudha Malhotra and Talat Mahmood.

Please enjoy: Duniya ke bazaar mein main dil ka moti layi hoon…

dunia ke bazar me mai dil ka moti layi hu
ho armano ke thal me rakhkar ise bechne aayi hu
dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo dil
munna khele gudiya se munni kheel gudiya se
tum dil se khelo ji lelo ji
dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo dil

na na na na dil na lena na lena dil
na na na na dil na lena na lena dil
rato ko tum ginoge tare din ko firoge mare mare
lagte hoga aa mil aa mil dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo
na na na na dil na lena

mere dil ko apne kalejwa me dhar lo
mere dil ko apne kalejwa me dhar lo
dil ka sauda babu kuch paise me karlo na pade harzana
dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo na na na na dil na lena

pahle mere sath chalo ranjhe ke majar se
pahle mere sath chalo ranjhe ke majar se
nale suno aap tum dil e bekarar ke
nale suno aap tum dil e bekarar ke
dilo ke vyapari bade bhari hai katil
dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo na na na na dil na lena
dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo dil
munna khele gudiya se munni kheel gudiya se
tum dil se khelo ji lelo ji
dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo dil lelo dil

Day #51, Song #152
Jis mitti mein khel rahe hain bachche

Dhake Ki Malmal was his next movie in 1956. JK Nanda directed the movie starring Kishore Kumar and Madhubala.

OP Nayyar composed seven songs for the movie; Robin Chatterjee composed one and that was the one that was penned by DN Madhok: Behta paani behta jaaye.

Aabroo was his next movie in 1956. It was a Chaturbhuj Doshi movie starring Kishore Kumar and Kamini Kaushal.

Bulo C Rani composed seven songs; four of which were penned by DN Madhok:

1. Jo kal banaya tha aashiyana.
2. Tumko dil de baithe hain.
3. Ai phool khushi mein jhoom ke.
4. Ek dil woh bhi dard ka maara.

We shall skip these.

Jeewan Sathi was his first movie in 1957.

He wrote one of the eight songs for Bulo C Rani: Peepal tale ghar mera sung by Manna Dey and Sudha Malhotra.

We shall skip that too.

That brings us to the 1957 movie Garma Garam for which he wrote two songs out of 11 for Vinod:

1. Rakhna dil mein dil ki baat.
2. Bach bach ke chalo ri mori.

There was then a seven years period in which he didn’t write any songs.

He then wrote all songs for Sardar Malik for the 1964 movie Maharani Padmini; the movie starred Jairaj and Anita Guha and was directed by Jaswant Zaveri:

1. Bandh Qamar Nikale Diwane Mohammed Rafi
2. Paav Uthate Na The Sultan Ke
3. Naina Re Dekhe Unke Nain Suman Kalyanpur
4. More Ruthe Balam Ghar Aa Usha Mangeshkar
5. Unse Kah Do Kankhayio Se Na Dekhe Asha Bhosle, Kamal Barot
6. Gir Gaya Sher Babbar Mohammed Rafi
7. Mohabbat Ke Sarkar Samjho Ishare Suman Kalyanpur
8. Jis Mitti Me Khel Rahe Hai Bache Mohammed Rafi
9. Ral Mil Sakhiyon Ne Tan Rang Usha Timodhi

We shall take up one; the eighth song. Please marvel at the quality of the lyrics in the 33rd year of his career!

Please enjoy Mohammad Rafi singing: Jis mitti mein khel rahe hain bachche…

shama parwane ke jalne pe hasa karti hai
aap parwana bane shama ye wo dharti hai
jis mitti me khel rahe hai bache rajashthani
us mitti ki tumhe sunata hu mai amar kahani
tute fute mandir hai ye unki yadgaro ke
dur dur bajte the danke jinki talwaro ke

bapa rawal rana sanda parithvi raj chauhan
jaan pe khel gaye sab saha na bhumi ka apman
jai bolo is bhumi ki jis jayi panna bai
apna beta de kar jisne umar ki ajan bach

Day #51, Song #153
Shamshan jala insaan jala

His next movie was in the year 1965: Janam Janam Ke Sathi; the third last movie of his career.

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

It was a movie directed by Nand Kishore and starred Prem Nath and Kamini Kaushal.

Gyan Dutt composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. De De De De Mera Dil Mukesh, Suman Kalyanpur
2. Ek Baat Sunati Hu
3. Mai Gadha Bana Manna Dey
4. Yah Raat Goru
5. Shamshan Jala Insaan Jala Hemant Kumar
6. Hai Tujhe Wasta
7. O Shankar Sansar Ke Swami
8. Yahi Hein Shan E Zindagi Hemant Kumar

For the quality of the lyrics and beautiful rendition by Hemant Kumar, please enjoy: Shamshan jala insaan jala….

shamshan jala, insan jala
shamshan jala, insan jala
lo dharti ki chhati par hi
dharti ka mehman jala
shamshan jala, insan jala
lo dharti ki chhati par hi
dharti ka mehman jala
shamshan jala, insan jala

kis tarah, jeeyu maru mai
kisko apna haal sunaye
aag to jal kar, raakh hui hai
aag to jal kar, raakh hui hai
ghar jaye to kaise jaye
us ghar me kya rah gaya baki
jis ghar ka bhagwan jala
shamshan jala, insan jala

kadam kadam par thokar khata
apne aap ko bhulta jata
marna chahe, mar na sake ye
marna chahe, mar na sake ye
aur jeene se hai ghabrata
dil me lekar dard hazaro
firta hai ik jane jala
shamshan jala, insan jala
shamshan jala, insan jala

Day #52, Song #154
Duniya banane wale ne jab chand

Ladies and gentlemen,

Today, with a heavy heart, I shall bring you to the last of the songs of Deena Nath Madhok who was amongst the first generation of Lyricists in India together with Kavi Pradeep and Kidar Sharma.

He started his professional tenure as lyricist with the 1932 movie Radhey Shyam soon after the first talkie was released in India: Alam Ara in 1931.

He wrote over 800 songs in over 100 movies and very painstakingly I have tried to find as many of his songs as possible.

It is lyricists like DN Madhok who blazed the trail for all others who followed him.

In addition to lyrics, he directed 19 movies and even wrote screenplays. We have taken songs of a few of the movies directed by him and the last such movie was the 1954 movie Bilwamangal. There was one more movie that he directed after that: Naata in 1955 starring Masdhubala and Chanchal. However, the lyrics were by Tanveer Naqvi.

(Courtesy: imdb.com)

Tasveer was the second last movie of his life. This 1966 movie was directed by JBH Wadia and starred Feroz Khan, Kalpana, Helen, Sajjan, Rajendra Nath, Nazir Hasain, Leela Mishra, Raj Mehra, Lalita Pawar, and Sabeena.

Chitalkar Ramchandra composed the following songs, all written by DN Madhok:

1. Duniya Banane Wale Ne Jab Chand Banaya Mahendra Kapoor
2. Mai Teri Dil Tera Re Mitwa Asha Bhosle
3. Nazar Badli Zamane Ki Mahendra Kapoor
4. Mere Sulagte Huye Dil Ko Magar Asha Bhosle
5. Chale Kaha Ho Meri Dhadkane Badha Ke Mahendra Kapoor, Suman Kalyanpur
6. Dene Wala Do Dil Deta Mahendra Kapoor
7. Samjhoge Tum Kya Bhala Asha Bhosle
8. Tasveer Bhi Dekhi Thi Mahendra Kapoor

We shall be taking up the first two songs.

To start with, here is the song sung so beautifully by Mahendra Kapoor.

Please enjoy: Duniya banane waale ne jab chand banaya…

duniya banane wale ne duniya banane wale ne
jab chand banaya
aur pani me ek raat padi uski jo chaya
ek banwara panchi ye pukar utha
haye ye nur ke sanche me dala kaun haye
itrake chand jake badlo me chup gaya
rone laga chakor se haye ye kya hua

fir sokhiye ne chand ke vo kaan bhar diye
ye bepalak gurur ne ghatna shuru kiye
ek raat aisi aayi ke gayab vo ho gaye
fitne jaga ke aap kahin jakr so gaye
us raat jo roya hai chakora
harsay bhari pe sote huye ko jaga diya

raham aa gaya rahim ko aur usne pukara
are ja mere parinde teri bigdi ko sanwara
ye ishq hai khota tu jamin par vo arsh par
rota rahega waqt ki gadiyo ko umar bhar
ja teri dhadkan ne hame hame mom kiya hai
hamne jamin ka chand hamne jamin ka chand
tujhe bejh diya hai tujhe bejh diya hai

Day #52, Song #155
Main teri dil tera hai mitwa

In 52 days, covering DN Madhok’s career from 1932 Radhey Shyam to 1969 movie Samay Bada Balwan, I would have given you 156 of his gems.

As you would have listened to the last song from the 1967 movie Tasveer: Duniya banane wale ne jab chand banaya, you would have surely noticed the excellence of the lyrics in the 36th year of his career as lyricist. That’s the hallmark of a great lyricist.

Lets take up the second promised song from Tasveer, a JBH Wadia movie starring Feroze Khan and Kalpana (Padmini’s sister).

This was sung by Asha Bhosle.

Please enjoy: Main teri dil tera hai mitwa…

mai teri dil tera re mitva
jaan bhi mango du
are re fir aur se fiki aakul
are re fir aur se fiki aakul
mai teri dil tera re mitva
jaan bhi mango du
are re fir aur se fiki aakul
are re fir aur se fiki aakul

ek baar mera dil lekar apne dil me rakh lo
kya hoti hai pyar ki dhadkan
sajan aap parkh lo sajan aap parkh lo
har dhadkna jab yehi pukare
meet mai teri hu
are re fir aur se fiki aakul
are re fir aur se fiki aakul

jag ka chalan ye hi hai mitva
vo dekhe ki preet
aankh ke aansu man se ojhal
ye hi aaj ki reet ye hi aaj ki reet
badte jaye reham hamare
raat ghate jyu jyu
are re fir aur se fiki aakul
are re fir aur se fiki aakul
mai teri dil tera re mitva
jaan bhi mango du
are re fir aur se fiki aakul
are re fir aur se fiki aakul

Day #52, Song #156
Teri tasveer se aankhon mein

And now for the last movie of DN Madhok as a lyricist: the 1969 movie Samay Bada Balwan that we are all relearning now because of COVID 19.

With this the 38 years of career of Hindi movies first generation lyricist comes to an end. He died on 09 Jul 1982, 13 years after his last movie, in Hyderabad, at the age of 79.

Samay Bada Balwan was produced and directed by Sohrab Modi and starred Sohrab Modi, Mehtab, Aruna Irani, Sailesh Kumar and Shahida.

The onus of composing the last songs of DN Madhok fell on Usha Khanna and she did a good job of composing the following penned by him:

1 “Teri Tasveer Se Aankhen Meri Kyun Hatati Nahi” Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle
2 “Bhoole Afsane Phir Se Yaad Aaye” Mohammed Rafi
3 “Yun Na Dekho Hame Pyar Aayega” Asha Bhosle
4 “Rooth Kar Tum Bhala Yun Kahan” Asha Bhosle
5 “Dil Me Dhadkan Lab Par Haye” Usha Khanna,Hemlata
6 “Dekho Chhalla Mila Nishani” Krishna Kalle
7 “Ek Do Teen Ye Mehjabin” Mohammed Rafi
8 “Waqt Zalim Hai Kisiko Nahin Chhoda Isne” Mohammed Rafi

With these, he completed writing 880 songs for 111 movies. The actual number may differ from the official one because there were a few movies wherein I couldn’t make out the actual distinction of songs between him and co-lyricists.

We shall be taking up the first one sung most beautifully by Mohammad Rafi and Asha Bhosle.

Please enjoy: Teri tasveer se aankhen meri kyun hatati nahin…

teri tasveer se aakhe meri kyo hatti nhi
teri tasveer se aakhe meri kyo hatti nhi
sochta hu ise kahte na ho pyar khi haye
miti si hai besharmiya or chain nhi
sochta hu ise kahte na ho pyar khi haye
miti si hai besarmiya or chen nhi

din gujar jaye yuhi raat bhi kat jaye yu
jee yhi chahe sur me tere beti rhu
bekrari me hi ab mujhko karar aata hai
chen kahte hai jise mere liye chen nhi
teri tasveer se aakhe meri kyo hatti nhi

agar yhi pyar hai to is pyar pe pyar aaye hame
or tadpaye hame or bhi tadpaye hame
dil ye kahta hai mhobbat ka ye dastur nhi
teri becheniya tham jaye ye manjur nhi
teri tasveer se aakhe meri kyo hatti nhi

I hope you liked all 156 songs out of 880 songs of 111 movies that I consider as the best of DN Madhok who was among the first generation of lyricists in Hindi movies.

Please await our 12th Lyricist: Kidar Sharma.

 

THE BEST SONGS OF DN MADHOK – PART V – 1947 TO 1950

These songs are reproduction and compilation of posts on my Facebook group Lyrical.

I hope you liked songs of Part IV.

Lets take up songs of Part V.

Day #36, Song #106
Jab badal ghir ghir aayenge

When we broke off last, eleven days ago, I had given you five songs from the 1947 movie Do Dil.

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

His next ,movie in 1947 was an M Sadiq movie Dak Bangla starring Vasti, Suraiya, Gope, Ismail, and Kamal Kapoor.

Naresh Bhattacharya composed following songs penned by Deena Nath Madhok, our current great lyricist:

1. Jab Badal Ghir Ghir Aayenge Mukesh, Suraiya
2. Jab Baite Baite Dil Bhar Aaye Mohammed Rafi
3. Ho Ho Chandni Raat Hai Suraiya
4. Raat Andheri Chamke Tare Zohrabai Ambalewali
5. Jiya Bhar Aaya Mora Nain Bhar Aaye Suraiya
6. Aison Se Ji Na Lagaaye Koi Suraiya
7. Pipal Ki Chhaanv Men Thandi Thandi Hawaaon Men Suraiya
8. Ghir Ghir Aaye Baadal Kare Suraiya

Lets listen to this beautiful duet between Suraiya and Mukesh.

Please enjoy: Jab badal ghir ghir aayenge…

jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
kaho ji kit jayenge
kit jayenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
kaho ji kit jayenge
kit jayenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
kasam tori
kasam tori kal na payenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
kasam tori
kasam tori kal na payenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge

ram kare abke sawan na aaye
ram kare abke sawan na aaye
aur baras baras kar badal na tarsaye
aur baras baras kar badal na tarsaye
aise bol na bol
mar jayenge
aise bol na bol
mar jayenge
haye re kasam tori kal na payenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
kasam tori
kasam tori kal na payenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
kaho ji kit jayenge
kit jayenge

saanch kahu sajan mere
jee na laage bin tere
saanch kahu sajan mere
jee na laage bin tere
aatho pahar mohe yaad tihari rahe hai ghere
ae aatho pahar mohe yaad tihari rahe hai ghere
aise bol na bol
mar jayenge
aise bol na bol
mar jayenge
haye re kasam tori kal na payenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
kasam tori
kasam tori kal na payenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
kaho ji kit jayenge
kit jayenge

Day #36, Song #107
Jab tumhi nahin apne duniya hi begani hai

(Courtesy: en.wikipedia.org)

Ladies and gentlemen, that brings us to his 1947 movie Parwana and I am excited about that since some of his best songs are in this movie.

The movie was directed by JK Nanda and starred K L Sehgal, Suraiya, K N Singh, and Najma Nazir.

Now you would recall that KL Saigal died on 18 Jan 1947. This movie was released many months after his death.

Khursheed Anwar composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok and sung mainly by KL Saigal, Suraiya and Rajkumari:

1. Jine Ka Dhang Sikhaye Ja KL Saigal
2. Tut Gaye Sab Sapne Mere Ye Do Naina KL Saigal
3. Us Mast Nazar Pe Padi Jo Nazar KL Saigal
4. Aa Ja Balma Re Nagri Dar Lage Suraiya
5. Mohabbat Me Kabhi Aisi Bhi Halat KL Saigal
6. Jab Tumhi Nahin Apne Duniya Hi Begani Hai Suraiya
7. Saiyya Ne Ungli Marori Re Rajkumari
8.Papi Papiha Re Pi Pi Na Bol Bairi Suraiya
9. Mere Mundere Na Bol Ja Kaga Kaga Ja Suraiya
10. Ae Phul Hans Ke Bag Me Kaliyan Khilaye Ja KL Saigal

Let us start with a song that is easily the best song of the movie and also one of the best of Suraiya.

Please enjoy: Jab tumhi nahin apne duniya hi begani hai…

jab tum hi nahi apne, duniya hi begaani hai
jab tum hi nahi apne, duniya hi begaani hai
ulfat jise kahte hai, ik jhuthi kahaani hai
ulfat jise kahte hai, ik jhuthi kahaani hai

jaate hue kyo tumko, is dil ka khayaal aata
jaate hue kyo tumko, is dil ka khayaal aata
tadpa ke chale jaana ik rit puraani hai
tadpa ke chale jaana ik rit puraani hai
jab tum hi nahi apne, duniya hi begaani hai

parvaane ke jalne pe, hansana na tamaashaai
parvaane ke jalne pe, hansana na tamaashaai
hansti hui shama bhi, ik raat ki raani hai
hansti hui shama bhi, ik raat ki raani hai
jab tum hi nahi apne, duniya hi begaani hai
ulfat jise kahte hai, ik jhuthi kahaani hai

Day #36, Song #108
Us mast nazar pe padi jo nazar

We just started taking up songs of the 1947 JK Nanda movie Parwana starring KL Saigal as Inder and Suraiya as Gopi. The first song that I gave you was composed by Khurshid Anwar.

The next one was composed by Khemchand Prakash and KL Saigal sang for himself.

Please remember that the movie was released a few months after Saigal’s death on 18 Jan 1947.

Please enjoy: Us mast nazar pe padi jo nazar…

us mast nazar pe padi jo nazar
kajre ne kaha mat dekho idhar
maine kaha mai to dekhunga
kajre na kaha dekho ji magar ai ji ulajh na jaana
kahi ulajh na jaana, kahi ulajh na jaana
dekho ji kahi ulajh na jaana

sundar mukhada nain suhaane
sundar mukhada nain suhaane
joban ke dwar pe jaise khade ho do mastane
jaise khade ho do mastane
bhari nazar se dekha kisi ne
bhari nazar se dekha kisi ne
bole paas nahi aana, kahi ulajh na jaana
bole paas nahi aana, kahi ulajh na jaana
dekho ji kahi ulajh na jaana

kajre ki jori hanse chori chori
kajre ki jori hanse chori chori
jaadu nazar kaa chala ke
nazar ke sahare adaao ke maare zulfo ka jaal bichha ke
nazar ke sahare adaao ke maare zulfo ka jaal bichha ke
dekh ke haath badhana, kahi ulajh na jaana
dekh ke haath badhana, kahi ulajh na jaana
dekho ji kahi ulajh na jaana

Day #37, Song #109
Jeene ka dhang sikhaye jaa

Before we begin this day, lets take stock:

We are into the 16th year of his career that started with 1932 movie Radhey Shyam. In these 16 years we covered 625 songs from 65 movies. On an average I have shared with you one in six songs.

Yesterday, we took up two songs of the 1947 JK Nanda movie starring Suraiya and KL Saigal; the movie having been released a few months after KL Saigal died on 18 Jan 1947.

(Courtesy: medium.com)

Here is a song beautifully sung by KL Saigal on the composition of Khurshid Anwar. Khwaja Khurshid Anwar, just like DN Madhok, was a versatile artiste: a filmmaker, writer, director and music composer. He migrated to Pakistan in 1952, the country of his birth (though that time part of greater India). In India he was composing since 1941. In Pakistan he started in 1956 and made Noor Jehan popular; she too having migrated to Pakistan.

Please enjoy Saigal singing: Jeene ka dhang sikhaye jaa…

ai phul hans ke baagh me kaliya khilaaye jaa
shabnam ke ashk apanee hansee me chhupaaye jaa

jine kaa dhang sikhaaye jaa
kaanto kee nok par khada muskuraaye jaa
jine kaa dhang sikhaaye jaa

bhanvare ne tere kaan me kuchh gunguna diya – (2)
yeh kah ke raaje jindagee tujhako bata diya – (2)
rote huye jahan me too muskuraaye jaa, too muskuraaye jaa
jine kaa dhang sikhaaye jaa

bulbul kee sadaao me bhee paigham yahee hai – (2)
koyal kee bhee har kuk subah sham yahee hai – (2)
o hanste huye phul tere husn ke sadke
patjhad me kya kare koyee itana bataaye jaa
jine kaa dhang sikhaaye jaa

Day #37, Song #110
Toot gaye sab sapne mere ye do naina

I am sure you must have been stunned with the beauty of the songs of the 1947 JK Nanda movie Parwana; songs having been composed by Khurshid Anwar who started his career in India with the Punjabi movie Kurmai in 1941.

The next song is also a Kundan Lal Saigal song who unfortunately left us a few months before the movie was released.

Please enjoy: Toot gaye sab sapne mere ye do naina…

tut gaye sab sapne mere tut gaye sab sapne mere
ye do naina sawno bhado, barse sanjh savere
tut gaye sab sapne mere

dard nahi par thesh lagai tuta jo dil aawaz ye aayi
dard nahi par thesh lagai tuta jo dil aawaz ye aayi
sukh ki tamanna karne wale sukh nahi bhag me tere
tut gaye sab sapne mere
ye do naina sawan bhado, barse sanjh savere
tut gaye sab sapne mere

dukh ke sataye sukh ke diwane dekh rahe the khwab suhane
dukh ke sataye sukh ke diwane dekh rahe the khwab suhane
aankh khuli to aas ke badle niras khadi thi ghere
tut gaye sab sapne mere
ye do naina sawan bhado, barse sanjh savere
tut gaye sab sapne mere

Day #37, Song #111
Sainyan ne ungli marori re

We are taking up songs of the 1947 JK Nanda movie Parwana starring Suraiya and KL Saigal.

This was the last movie of KL Saigal, the movie having been released a few months after Saigal died on 18 Jan 1947.

The last song that I am giving you was sung by Rajkumari; if DN Madhok was among the first generation of lyricists, Rajkumari was also among the first generation of singers.

Please enjoy: Sainyan ne ungli marori re…

Sainyya ne ungli marodi re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Main bulaayen jora jori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Sainyya ne ungli marodi re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Main bulaayen jora jori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main

Bade beimaan hain sainyya hamaare
Sab dekhen wo karen ishaare
Sab dekhen wo karen ishaare
Bolen chal aaja chori chori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Wo bolen chal aaja chori chori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Sainyya ne ungli marodi re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Main bulaayen jora jori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main

Natkhat morey nikat mat aana
Ungli jhatak nahin haath dabaana
Ungli jhatak nahin haath dabaana
Dukhe kalaayi gori gori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
O dukhe kalaayi gori gori re
Sainyya ne ungli marodi re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Main bulaayen jora jori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main

Ho o o ek na maani
Mori sainyya naadaan ne
Ho o o ek na maani
Mori sainyya naadaan ne
Haath pakad garwa
Mein daare beimaan ne
Haath pakad garwa
Mein daare beimaan ne
Choli masak gayi mori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Choli masak gayi mori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Main bulaayen jora jori re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main
Sainyya ne ungli marodi re
Raam qasam sharma gayi main.

Day #38, Song #112
Aankh ke pani aankh mein rah

(Courtesy: imdb.com)

His next movie in 1947 was Pagdandi, a Ram Narain Dave movie starring Akhtar Khan and Padma, Shyam Lal, Asha Posley, and Om Prakash.

Once again, after the success of Parwana songs, it was Khurshid Anwar who composed DN Madhok’s songs:

1. Aankh Ke Paanee Aankh Me Rah Munawar Sultana
2. Ik Bawara Panchi Nadiya Ke Kinare
3. Balama Patavaaree Ho Gaye Munawar Sultana
4. O More Raja Ji Mori Gali Aana
5. Rukhsat Hua Jo God Ka Pala Jhukaye Sa
6. Ae Lo Baadal Aaye Wo Nahi Aaye Re
7. Ambuvaa Pe Gaae Koyaliyaa Gaane Zinat Begam
8. Jhulanaa Dalaa De More Sayyaan Ko Bulaa De Zinat Begam, Munawar Sultana
9. Pardesi Balam Aayi Ghata Ghanghor
10. Tum Jug Jug Jiyo Jahan Me Man Ke Jaaye Zinat Begam

I have already told you that Zinat or Zeenat Begum was a Kothewali who was the discovery of Pandit Amar Nath.

Munawar Sultana was an actress who was contemporary with Noor Jahan, Swaran Lata and Ragini. She was the actress of Shakeel Badayuni’s first song ever in Hindi movies, that of 1947 movie Dard: Afsana likh rahi hoon.

So lets listen to Munawar Sultana singing this beautiful number. Please marvel at the beauty of DN Madhok’s lyrics.

Please enjoy: Aankh ke pani aankh mein rah...

aankh ke paani aankh me rah
ban ke kisi ki nishaani
aankh ke paani aankh me rah
ban ke kisi ki nishaani

mithi mithi piden, dil me mere ghar banaaye
mithi mithi piden, dil me mere ghar banaaye
saanjh savere ho jab bhi
tu hi tu yaad aaye
saanjh savere ho jab bhi
tu hi tu yaad aaye
bachpan aise jaaye mera
bachpan aise jaaye mera
kaise jaaye jawaani, kaise jaaye javaani
aankh ke paani aankh me rah
ban ke kisi ki nishaani

sapno me mil lena waada kiya ke
sapno me mil lena waada kiya ke
waha pe to pahre na honge na daake
waha pe to pahre na honge na daake
jab lag aankh khule palko me
jab lag aankh khule palko me
aansu mile nishaani, aansu mile nishaani
aankh ke paani aankh me rah
ban ke kisi ki nishaani

Day #38, Song #113
Ae lo badal aaye wo nahin aaye ree

Today we started taking up songs of the 1947 Ram Narain Dave movie Pagdandi, also composed by Khurshid Anwar, just like the movie Parwana before it.

We took up one song sung by Munawar Sultana (Also written as Munawwar Sultana).

Now here is a song sung by Zeenat Begum, the find of Pandit Amar Nath.

Please enjoy: Ae lo badal aaye wo nahin aaye ree…

ae lo badal aaye wo nahi aaye re nahi aaye re
ae lo badal aaye ghat dekh dekh jiya jaye ri
jaye ri ae lo badal aaye ae lo badal aaye

apni garaj ko chala aave bedardi
meri garaj ko na aaye
haye re haye meri garaj ko na aaye
din to kaise kaise bite ratiya kon bitaye
ab tum hi kaho ji ab tum hi kaho
ab tum hi kaho ji ab tum hi kaho
tum dil se na mere nikale haye ae lo badal aaye

aise sang preet lagake kon fal paye hai
aise sang preet lagake kon fal paye hai
choti si hai jaan hamari jise vo thadpaye hai
ab tum hi kaho ji ab tum hi kaho
ab tum hi kaho ji ab tum hi kaho
tum dil se na mere nikale haye ae lo badal aaye

Day #38, Song #114
Vatan ki maati haath mein lekar

And now we turn to the next movie in 1947 Gaon for which DN Madhok penned the songs.

It was directed by Dwarka Khosla and starred Karan Dewan (who acted opposite Swaran Lata in 1944 movie Rattan with some of the best songs of DN Madhok composed by Naushad), Rajkumari, Indu, Ramayan Tiwari and Mishra.

Khemchand Prakash composed the following songs:

1. Ae Lo Jhum Jhum Aane Lage Rajkumari, Zohrabai Ambalewali
2. Keh Do Kaali Badra Daraye Na Rajkumari
3. More Rote Naina Ro Ro Marenge Rajkumari
4. Preet Laga Ke Kya Phal Paya Karan Dewan
5. Vatan Ki Maati Haath Men Le Kar Mukesh, Geeta Dutt
6. Ganga Ki Bhumi Jamuma Ka Desh Ab Hua Paraya Karan Dewan
7. Lo Phir Raat Chandni Aayi Karan Dewan
8. Naina Besabari More Darsan Bin Mane Na Manna Dey
9. Sona Hai Mitti Jiski Hindustan Hamara Rajkumari, Zohrabai Ambalewali

Lets end tonight with this duet between Geeta Dutt and Mukesh.

(Courtesy: geetadutt.com)

Please enjoy: Vatan ki maati haath mein lekar…

do : vatan ki maati haath me lekar maathe tilak lagaa lo
gi : vatan ki maati haath me lekar maathe tilak lagaa lo
mu : jis maati ne janam diyaa us maati ke gun gaa lo
gi : jis maati ne janam diyaa us maati ke gun gaa lo
ko : vatan ki maati haath

mu : maati ho ke sonaa ugale
gi : maati ho ke sonaa ugale ye sonaa vo sonaa hai
ko : ye sonaa vo sonaa hai
do : chor churaa_e daaku lute khatam kabhi nahi honaa hai
mu : aisi pyaari daulat ko
gi : aisi pyaari daulat ko
do : tan-man se apanaa lo
ko : jis maati ne janam

mu : gairo ne baahar se aa ke
gi : gairo ne baahar se aa ke
mu : pet bhare yahaan apane
ko : pet bhare yahaan apane
do : sukh ki nid sadaa vo so_e dekhe sukh ke sapane
ko : sukh ki nid sadaa vo so_e dekhe sukh ke sapane
mu : band karo ab ghar ke dvaare
gi : band karo ab ghar ke dvaare
ko : jis maati ne janam

Day #39, Song #115
Chori chori mori atariya pe aaja re

Lets now turn to the year 1948, the 17th year in the career of Deena Nath Madhok; one of the three first generation lyricists in Hindi movies who started writing songs soon after the first talkie Alam Ara in 1931.

We come to the movie called Nao, a movie directed by DN Madhok himself. His choice of composer was Gyan Dutt who had composed many of his songs earlier. The movie starred Babasaheb Phalke award winner Jairaj together with Nigar Sultana, Misra, Dulari, Badri Prasad, Krishan Kumari, and Amir Bano.

Gyan Dutt composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Chori Chori Mori Atariya Pe Aaja Re Surinder Kaur, Ram Kamlani
2. Ek Nazar Wo Yaad Hai Unki Surinder Kaur
3. Ab Ghar Aa Ja Aa Ja Re Shamshad Begum
4. Bachpan Beeta Din Aaye Surinder Kaur, Shamshad Begum
5. Meri Kahani Sun Ja Shamshad Begum
6. Un Ankhiya Me Dekha Maine Kya Surinder Kaur, Shamshad Begum
7. Sawan Ka Mahina Kaise Jina Sulochana Kadam
8. Ab Tere Bina Mera Nahi Thikana Surinder Kaur
9. Daru Pine Wale Babul
10. Tum Ho Na Ho Hamare Surinder Kaur

Please enjoy the Nightingale of Punjab Surinder Kaur and Ram Kamlani singing: Chori chori mori atariya pe aaja re…

chori chori mori atariya pe aaja re
mori nanad gayi jal bharne na ji na ji main na
ab aau mori gori ri ulfat se laga dil darne
chori chori mori atariya pe aaja re
mori nanad gayi jal bharne na ji na ji main na
ab aau mori gori ri ulfat se laga dil darne

tohe meri kasam aa balam ho
tohe meri kasam aa balam ho
mohe kuch na kaho ji mohe kuch na kaho
kuch na kaho ji mohe kuch na kaho
mere dil ke andar jhak jara
jhak jara kisne isme hai dard bhara
kisne isme hai dard bhara o dard bhare dilwali ho
tohe aag laga di dilbar ne ulfat se laga dil darne
chori chori mori atariya pe aaja re
mori nanad gayi jal bharne na ji na ji main na
ab aau mori gori ri ulfat se laga dil darne

ek kinare main khadi
duje kinare khada mera banwari
ek kinare main khadi
duje kinare khada mera banwari
bich bahe jamuna ki nadiya
rakh le laz hamari laz hamari
in do naino se haye dekhle
dekh le lage jharokhe jharne
ulfat se laga dil darne
chori chori mori atariya pe aaja re
mori nanad gayi jal bharne na ji na ji mai na
ab aau mori gori ri ulfat se laga dil darne

Day #39, Song #116
Ek nazar wo yaad hai unaki

We just started taking up songs of DN Madhok’s 1948 movie Nao starring Jairaj and Nigar Sultana. All the ten songs penned by him were composed by Gyan Dutt.

We took up a heart warming duet between Surinder Kaur and Ram Kamlani: Chori chori mori atariya pe.

Here is now a sad song sung by Surinder Kaur.

Please enjoy: Ek nazar wo yaad hai unaki…

ek najar wo yaad hai unki
jisne dil par waar kiya
ek najar wo yaad hai unki
jisne dil par waar kiya
ek najar ab dekh ke rou
haye re kyo pyar kiya
ek najar wo yaad hai

ek najar ne ek nayi
duniya hi basa di mere liye
ek najar ne ek nayi
duniya hi basa di mere liye
ek najar ne sari duniya se
hamko bejaar kiya
ek najar wo yaad hai

ek najar mein sau sau armaan
dekhe the un aankhi mein
ek najar mein sau sau armaan
dekhe the un aankhi mein
un aankho ki ek najar ne
jina bhi dushwar kiya
ek najar wo yaad hai unki
jisne dil par waar kiya
ek najar wo yaad hai

Day #39, Song #117
Jahan koi na ho

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Lal Dupatta was his next movie in 1948 as lyricist.

KB Lal was the director and the movie starred Sapru, Madhubala, Ulhas, Gulzar, Neelam, Ranjit Kumari, and Rajan Haksar.

Once again Gyan Dutt composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Jaha Koi Na Ho Sulochana Kadam
2. Bhala Ho Tera O Roola Dene Wale Geeta Dutt
3. Mere Uljhe Uljhe Sapne Sulajh Na Paye Surinder Kaur
4. Ari O Ab Tere Bin Ram Kamlani, Zohrabai Ambalewali
5. Chalo Jamuna Ke Paar Mohammed Rafi, Sulochana Kadam, Shamshad Begum
6. Jab Jab Gagan Pe Kali Kali Ghata Chaye Surinder Kaur
7. Ari O Albeli Naar Mohammed Rafi, Shamshad Begum
8. Meethi Baate Suna Ke Lubha Ke Koi Geeta Dutt
9. Meri Phool Bagiya Me Shamshad Begum, Surinder Kaur
10. Bujh Gaya Dil Ka Diyaa G. M. Durrani
11. Chanchal Man Kahe Dhadke Surinder Kaur
12. Mere Dil Ki Ram Kahani Sun Ja Surinder Kaur

Some of the above songs were penned by Manohar Khanna and Shams Lakhnavi. DN Madhok penned half of them.

Lets listen to what I feel is the best song of the movie sung by Sulochana Kadam.

Please enjoy: Jahan koi na ho…

jaha koi na ho waha chalenge hum
balam duniya wale bure hai teri kasam
jaha koi na ho waha chalenge hum
balam duniya wale bure hai teri kasam
jaha koi na ho

inhe preet ki reet se kya lena hai
inhe preet ki reet se kya lena hai
inhe pyar bhare dilo ko dukh dena hai
inhe pyar bhare dilo ko dukh dena hai
mere dam ke sath ho tera dam
jaha koi na ho waha chalenge hum
balam dunia wale bure hai teri kasam
jaha koi na ho

mujhe kya jo bag me phul khile kaliya chitki
mujhe kya jo bag me phul khile kaliya chitki
kaliyo ko dekh ke gaye koyal bhage phatke
kaliyo ko dekh ke gaye koyal bhage phatke
mere dam ke sath ho tera dam
balam dunia wale bure hai teri kasam
jaha koi na ho waha chalenge hum
balam dunia wale bure hai teri kasam
jaha koi na ho

Day #40, Song #118
Taaron bhari raat hai

We enter the 40th day with DN Madhok with 660 songs from 70 movies behind us.

(Courtesy: cineplot2.com)

His next movie in 1948 was Kajal in which DN Madhok and Shakeel Badayuni wrote their songs together for Ghulam Mohammad.

The movie was a M Sadiq movie starring Suraiya, Jayant, Amir Bano, Gope, Ram K, Cuckoo, and Sharda.

Here are the songs that they wrote:

1. Taaro Bhari Raat Hai Suraiya, Mohammed Rafi
2. Din Pe Din Beete Jaye Suraiya
3. Dil Ke Chaman Me Aa Ram Kamlani
4. Haar Gayi Neha Lagaaye Shamshad Begum
5. Mil Ke Chalo Ram Kamlani
6. Mohe Mera Bachpan La De Balma Suraiya
7. Sawan Ke Din Aaye Balma Shamshad Begum
8. Din Guzra Raat Aayi Suraiya
9. Mere Dil Me Koi Na Aaye Suraiya

We shall be taking up songs #1. #6 and #7 tonight.

The first one is a duet between Suraiya and Mohammad Rafi and a really melodious one at that.

Please enjoy: Taaron bhari raat hai…

taro bhari raat hai par tu nahi
taro bhari raat hai par tu nahi
ye zindagi kya hai
ye zindagi kya hai
tum kahin hum kahin
taro bhari raat hai par tu nahi

man ka panchhi bol utha hai
bol balam tore dil me kya hai, bol balam
man ka panchhi bol utha hai
bol balam tore dil me kya hai, bol balam
mere dil ki baat na puchho
mere dil ki baat na puchho
haye kahin lagta nahi
tum kahin hum kahin
taro bhari raat hai par tu nahi

thodi thodi der me ji bhar bhar aaye hai
apni lagi ke sab jag gun gaaye hai
thodi thodi der me ji bhar bhar aaye hai
apni lagi ke sab jag gun gaaye hai
mere dil ki baat to puchho
mere dil ki baat to puchho
haye kahin lagta nahi
tum kahin hum kahin
taro bhari raat hai par tu nahi
ye zindagi kya hai
ye zindagi kya hai
tum kahin hum kahin
taro bhari raat hai par tu nahi

Day #40, Song #119
Mohe mera bachpan la de balma

We just started taking up songs of 1948 movie Kajal, a M Sadiq movie starring Suraiya and Jayant.

The songs were penned by DN Madhok and Shakeel Badayuni and composed by Ghulam Mohammad.

This second one is a wistful song sung by Suraiya.

Please enjoy: Mohe mera bachpan la de balma…

mohe mera bachpana
mohe mera bachpana la de
balma jawani bhaye na
mohe mera bachpana
mohe mera bachpana
mohe mera bachpana la de
balma jawani bhaye na
mohe mera bachpana

bura ho jawani ka jo dard anokhe layi
dard anokhe layi
bura ho jawani ka jo dard anokhe layi
dil bhar aaya kabhi aankh bhar aayi
dil bhar aaya kabhi aankh bhar aayi
mora nanha sa jiya
mora nanha sa jiya
o o o mora nanha sa jiya
mora nanha sa jiya
chain kahi paye na
mohe mera bachpana
mohe mera bachpana la de
balma jawani bhaye na
mohe mera bachpana

mast hawaye aake chhed jati hai
mast hawaye aake chhed jati hai
taaro bhari ratiya bhi ji ko darati hai
taaro bhari ratiya bhi ji ko darati hai
mora nanha sa jiya
mora nanha sa jiya
o o o mora nanha sa jiya
mora nanha sa jiya
chain kahi paye na
mohe mera bachpana
mohe mera bachpana la de
balma jawani bhaye na
mohe mera bachpana
mohe mera bachpana la de
balma jawani bhaye na
mohe mera bachpana

Day #40, Song #120

And now for the last song of the 1948 M Sadiq movie Kajal starring Suraiya and Jayant.

The songs penned by DN Madhok and Shakeel Badayuni were composed by Ghulam Mohammad who was eight years elder to Naushad but was learning as understudy to the latter. And that accounts for Shakeel also writing these songs.

This song was sung by Shamshad Begum who had more than 1200 songs to her credit.

Please enjoy: Sawan ke din aaye balma…

sawan ke din aaye balma
sawan ke din aaye hai
sawan ke din aaye balma
sawan ke din aaye
tu jaldi jaldi aaja
kale kale badal chaye hai
tu jaldi jaldi aaja
kale kale badal chaye hai
sawan ke din aaye balma
sawan ke din aaye hai

sun mere balam dil ki sunau baat
kate na raat hamari, raat hamari
sun mere balam dil ki sunau baat
kate na raat hamari, raat hamari
ghadi ghadi karwat badlu sataye
yaad tumhari, yaad tumhari ho
ghadi ghadi karwat badlu sataye
yaad tumhari, yaad tumhari
mere dil ka panchi shor machaye
chain na paye, haye
tu jaldi jaldi aaja
kale kale badal chaye hai
tu jaldi jaldi aaja
kale kale badal chaye hai
sawan ke din aaye balma
sawan ke din aaye hai

jab umad umad ke kale kale
badarwa aate hai
jab umad umad ke kale kale
badarwa aate hai
hum sune dil ko tham tham ke
roye roye jate hai
hum sune dil ko tham tham ke
roye roye jate hai
chale gaye jane wale
ye karam jali kit jaye re
tu jaldi jaldi aaja
kale kale badal chaye hai
tu jaldi jaldi aaja
kale kale badal chaye hai
sawan ke din aaye balma
sawan ke din aaye hai
sawan ke din aaye balma
sawan ke din aaye hai

Day #41, Song #121
Chanda ki chandni hai mauj hai

We begin the 41st Day with 1948 movie Chanda Ki Chandni starring Jairaj and E Billimoria. Dwarka Khosla directed the movie.

Gyan Dutt composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok. In the film’s poster I saw that his name was written as simply Madhok.

1. Chanda Ki Chandni Hai Mauj Hai Geeta Dutt
2. Humko Bhula Diya To Yaad Meri Bhulao To Janu Geeta Dutt
3. Ulfat Ke Dard Ka Kabhi Maza Lo Geeta Dutt
4. O Jaadugar Kahe Tihari Geeta Dutt
5. To Bin Hamar Piya Re Sulochana Kadam
6. Jab Kaali Kaali Raate Hongi Geeta Dutt
7. Jab Teri Yaad Aati Hai Geeta Dutt
8. Kaali Kaali Raat Hai Geeta Dutt
9. Piya Bagho Me Papiha Bole Geeta Dutt

Lets listen to the title songs of the movie sung by Geeta Dutt. In this movie, to a young Geeta Dutt (18 years old), Gyan Dutt gave her seven solos to sing and Gyan Dutt was a name to reckon during those days.

Please enjoy: Chanda ki chandni hai mauj hai…

chanda ki chandani hai, mauj hai bahar hai
aan milo balamwa rat majedar hai
aan milo balamwa rat majedar hai
chanda ki chandani hai,mauj hai bahar hai
aan milo balamwa rat majedar hai
aan milo balamwa rat majedar hai

kahi jhurmuth hai sitaro ka, kahi nazar favvaro ka
magar hai hal bura, magar hai hal bura
haye tere do naino ke maro ka, magar hai hal bura haye
tere do naino ke maro ka
tumko ho na ho hamse hamko tumse pyar hai
aan milo balamwa rat majedar hai
chanda ki chandani hai,mauj hai bahar hai
aan milo balamwa rat majedar hai

oji ek tara mohe ankhiya mare, ankhiya mare
aa more sajan ko samjha re, chale bhi aao ke hai
rat gujarne ko kinare
tumko ho na ho hamse hamko tumse pyar hai
aan milo balamwa rat majedar hai
chanda ki chandani hai,mauj hai bahar hai
aan milo balamwa rat majedar hai
aan milo balamwa rat majedar hai

Day #41, Song #122
Maine dekhi jag ki reet meet sab jhoote padh gaye

Barsaat Ki Ek Raat was his next and last movie in 1948.

The movie was directed by G Singh and starred Pran and Begum Parveen.

Following songs penned by DN Madhok, Shaukat Tanvi and Mulkraj Bhakri were composed by Ghulam Haider:

1. Aankh Mila Le Koi Re
2. Duniya-E-Aarzoo Mita Kar Chale Gaye
3. Kismat Bigad Gayi
4. O Maahi Maahi
5. Phir Barsan Lage Naina Matwale
6. Seene Me Tadapta Hua
7. Aayi Re Sakhi Aayi Re
8. Ghata Kaali Kaali Chayi
9. Mere Man Ko Hai Aas
10. O Pardesi Baalma
11. Rimjhim Bundaniya Barsan
12. Tumne Hamari Ek Na Maani

We shall skip all.

(Courtesy: mio.to)

Sunehre Din was his first movie in the year 1949, the 18th year of his career.

With this movie we have Raj Kapoor on the scene with Nigar Sultana. Satish Nigam was the one who directed the movie.

Gyan Dutt, a major music director with Ranjit Moviestone (most of the movies were made by this production company during those days) composed following songs penned by DN Madhok, Shewan Rizvi and Shekar (DN Madhok wrote half of them):

1. Maine dekhi jag ki reet.
2. Baharon ne jise chheda hai.
3. Dil do nainon mein.
4. Dil lagakar unse yaaro.
5. Tum sang akhiyan mila ke.
6. Jiya ka diya piya tim tim hoye.
7. Umangon ke din beete jaayen.
8. Lo ji sun lo tumse kehte hain.
9. Hum mast dilon ko lekar.
10. Thandi thandi hawa jo aaye.

We shall be taking up quite a few of these songs.

Today, though, there are only two slots left and we shall take up the first two.

To start with lets take up a duet sung by Mukesh and Shamshad Begum.

Please enjoy: Maine dekhi jag ki reet meet sab jhoote padh gaye…

maine dekhi jag ki rit mit sab juthe pad gaye
mera balam itna dosh ke tum sang naina lad gaye
mit sab juthe pad gaye
mera balam itna dosh ke tum sang naina lad gaye
mit sab juthe pad gaye
maine dekhi jag ki rit mit sab juthe pad gaye

rasiya sataye hame ab jan jan ke
bada dukh paya maine dil ka kaha man ke
rasiya sataye hame ab jan jan ke
bada dukh paya maine dil ka kaha man ke
teri meri prit purani re balam kahe ko bigad gaye
mit sab juthe pad gaye
teri meri prit purani re balam kahe ko bigad gaye
mit sab juthe pad gaye
maine dekhi jag ki rit mit sab jhuthe pad gaye

ek dil dukh zamane bhar ke haye re zamane bhar ke
hum to bharoshe re rasiya bas hai tumhare dar ke
mere bhole bhale dil pe sajan kya jadu kar gaye
mit sab juthe pad gaye
mere bhole bhale dil pe sajan kya jadu kar gaye
mit sab juthe pad gaye
maine dekhi jag ki rit mit sab jhuthe pad gaye

aaye bhi wo gaye bhi, aaye bhi wo gaye bhi
mere dil ki rah gayi dil me na ki ji bhar ke batiya
gujari ro ro ke ratiya
mere dil ki rah gayi dil me na ki ji bhar ke batiya
gujari ro ro ke ratiya
ab jiya pukare aaja, ab jiya pukare aaja
aaja do naina bhar gaye mit sab jhuthe pad gaye
maine dekhi jag ki rit mit sab jhuthe pad gaye
mera balam itna dosh ke tum sang naina lad gaye
mit sab jhuthe pad gaye
maine dekhi jag ki rit mit sab jhuthe pad gaye

Day #41, Song #123
Dil do nainon mein bura hua ya bhala hula

We just started taking up songs of the 1948 Satish Nigam movie Sunehre Din starring Raj Kapoor and Nigar Sultana. Gyan Dutt composed ten beautiful songs in the movie and we took up a duet between Mukesh and Shamshad Begum.

We could have taken up the best song of the movie sung by Mukesh for Raj Kapoor: Baharon ne jise chheda hai but it was penned by Shewan Rizvi.

Hence lets take up this beautiful duet between Mukesh and Surinder Kaur.

Please enjoy: Dil do nainon mein bura hua ya bhala hula…

dil do naino me kho gaya
bura hua ya bhala hua
jo hona tha so ho gaya
bura hua ya bhala hua

maine dil se kaha ye ulfat hai
dushvar hai ulfat ki rahe
maine dil se kaha jhutha jag hai
jhuthe jag ki jhuthi chahe
maine dil se kaha ye ulfat hai
dushvar hai ulfat ki rahe
maine dil se kaha jhutha jag hai
jhuthe jag ki jhuthi chahe
dil phir bhi tumhara ho gaya
bura hua ya bhala hua
dil do naino me bura hua ya bhala hua

jag bana hai jab se tumhi kaho
kisne dil dekar sukh paya
jag bana hai jab se tumhi kaho
is husn ne kise na thukraya
jag bana hai jab se tumhi kaho
kisne dil dekar sukh paya
jag bana hai jabase tumhi kaho
is husn ne kise na thukraya
dil phir bhi tumhara ho gaya
bura hua ya bhala hua
dil do naino me bura hua ya bhala hua

Day #42, Song #124
Badal ghir aaye rimjhim pani barse

Today we shall be completing six weeks with DN Madhok, among the first generation of Hindi films lyricists.

I have already given you what I think are 123 of his best songs from a total of 695 songs in 74 movies. We are in the year 1949, that is, 19th year of his glorious career that started with his writing 29 songs for his first movie Radhey Shyam in 1932.

(Courtesy: cinematerial.com)

His next movie in 1949 was Karwat; a Prakash and BR Chopra movie starring Geeta Nizami, Bhagwan and Jeevan.

Hansraj Behl composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Badal ghir aaye rimjhim pani barse.
2. Ik rog laga baithi main karke haay.

The other ten songs of the movie were penned by Saifuddin Saif, BR Sharma, Pardes and Saraswati Kumar Deepak.

The first song is a beautiful duet between Geeta Dutt and Asha Bhosle.

Please enjoy: Badal ghir aaye rimjhim pani barse…

o badal ghir aaye
o badal ghir aaye
rimjhim pani barse, jiya mora tarse
jiya mora tarse
tum desh paraye, tum desh paraye
o badal ghir aaye
o badal ghir aaye

phir chhed gayi lo mast hawaye
ye mast hawaye
nanhi nanhi godaniya
birha agni ko aur badhaye
haye aur badhaye
is suni sejariyaa aa aa
dekh jiya ghabraye, tum desh paraye
o badal ghir aaye
o badal ghir aaye
rimjhim pani barse, jiya mora tarse
jiya mora tarse
tum desh paraye, tum desh paraye
o badal ghir aaye
o badal ghir aaye

Day #42, Song #125
Kah do hamen na beqraar kare

That brings us to the year 1950 and the first movie with DN Madhok’s songs was Wafa.

It was a JP Advani movie starring Karan Dewan, Nimmi, Yaqub, Gope, I S Johar, Gulab, Shyam, and Bipin Gupta.

Bulo C Rani and Vinod composed 11 songs for the movie. Only three were penned by DN Madhok. The others were by Hasrat Jaipuri, Aziz Kashmiri and Behzad Lakhnawi.

Here are the three songs of DN Madhok:

1. Ram ji duhai hai.
2. Sun kar gaye Sham hamari.
3. Gehri gehri nindiya mein.

We shall skip all.

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

Sabak was his next movie in 1950.

It was an M Sadiq movie starring Karan Dewan, Munawar Sultana, Om Parkesh, Jagirdar, and Jillo.

Alla Rakha Qureshi composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. More Nain Baavare Chham Chham Nir Bahaaye Surinder Kaur
2. Dil Me Shama Jale Tere Intzar Ki Asha Bhosle
3. Aa Ja O Jane Wale Mohammed Rafi
4. Jhank Jharoke Se Tu Mehlo Wale Surinder Kaur, Mohammed Rafi
5. Aahe Jo Mai Na Bharu Surinder Kaur
6. Kah Do Hame Na Bekarar Kare Surinder Kaur, Mohammed Rafi
7. Din Gaya Sham Aayi Surinder Kaur, Asha Bhosle
8. Ambua Ke Ped Suhaane Asha Bhosle, Premlata, Surinder Kaur
9. Ni Sa Ga Ma Pa (Sabak) G. M. Durrani
10. Agar Hansi Me Kabhi Mohammed Rafi, Surinder Kaur

We shall be taking up two songs: One a duet between Surinder Kaur and Mohammad Rafi (Song #6) and a solo by Surinder Kaur (Song #1).

To start with, please enjoy: Kah do hamen na beqraar kare…

kah do hame na bekarar kare
wo jise mera dil pyar kare
wo jise mera dil pyar kare
kah do hame na bekarar kare
wo jise mera dil pyar kare

ghadi ghadi panghat pe aau
bhari gaagri bhar le jau
ghadi ghadi panghat pe aau
bhari gaagri bhar le jau
ghar me badnam bar bar kare
ghar me badnam bar bar kare
wo jise mera dil
wo jise mera dil pyar kare
kah do hame ka bekarar kare
wo jise mera dil pyar kare

dard ke badle dard liya hai
dil ka sauda dil se kiya hai
dard ke badle dard liya hai
dil ka sauda dil se kiya hai
dagre chalat takrar kare
dagre chalat takrar kare
wo jise mera dil
wo jise mera dil pyar kare
kah do hame na bekarar kare
wo jise mera dil pyar kare

lagan lagana kasam nibhana
jal jana jane parwana
lagan lagana kasam nibhana
jal jana jane parwana
aiso pe kaun etbar kare
aiso pe kaun etbar kare
wo jise mera dil
wo jise mera dil pyar kare
kah do hame na bekarar kare
wo jise mera dil pyar kare

Day #42, Song #126
More nain baavare chham chham neer bahayen

I promised you two songs from the 1950 M Sadiq movie Sabak starring Karan Dewan and Munawwar Sultana. The first one that I gave you was a beautiful duet between Surinder Kaur and Mohammad Rafi.

Here is now Surinder Kaur’s solo.

It is a beautiful one and I know you will like it.

Please enjoy: More nain baavare chham chham neer bahayen…

more nain baawre
more nain baawre chham-chham nir bahaaye
tum ho dur sajanva ham dukh kise sunaaye
more nain baawre

kaahe ko dekho hame tum ghur-ghur ke
kaahe ko dekho hame tum ghur-ghur ke
bas ki nahi kuchh mujh majbur ke
bas ki nahi kuchh mujh majbur ke
maangu yahi duaaye, maangu yahi duaaye
hame lag jaaye aah kisi ki ham mar jaaye
more nain baawre
more nain baawre chham-chham nir bahaaye
tum ho dur sajanva ham dukh kise sunaaye
more nain baawre

pyaar ki laaj tore haath more saiyaa re
pyaar ki laaj tore haath more saiyaa re
jag me hansaai na ho padu tore paiyaan re
jag me hansaai na ho padu tore paiyaan re
itni araj gujaaru, itni araj gujaaru
kisi bahaane mil jaana din bite jaaye
more nain baawre
more nain baawre chham-chham nir bahaaye
tum ho dur sajanva ham dukh kise sunaaye
more nain baawre

Day #43, Song #127
Aa jaa O jaane wale

Before we move on to his next movie in the year 1950, I want to give you one more song from the 1950 M Sadiq movie Sabak starring Karan Dewan and Munawar Sultana.

This was sung by Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Aa jaa O jaane wale…

aaja aaja
aaja aaja o janewale
ye dil ki dunia tumhe bulaye
kuch to kah jao mere dil se
ki dil tadap ke na baith jaye
aaja aaja

jo sair sawan ki chahte ho
bichi hai kadmo me meri aankhe
jo sair sawan ki chahte ho
bichi hai kadmo me meri aankhe
jaha tadap kar
jaha tadap kar har ek hasrat
umad ke aaye baras ke jaye
jaha tadap kar har ek hasrat
umad ke aaye baras ke jaye
aaja aaja

lo aaj ham tumse kah rahe hai
ki hum tumhare bagair kya hai
lo aaj ham tumse kah rahe hai
ki hum tumhare bagair kya hai
ki jaise tuta
ki jaise tuta hua sitara
idhar se aaye udhar ko jaye
ki jaise tuta hua sitara
idhar se aaye udhar ko jaye
aaja aaja o

Day #43, Song #128
Mera nanha naazuk dil baalma

(Courtesy: cineplot.com)

We move on to his next movie in 1950: Raj Rani. It was a Satish Nigam movie starring Rehman, Meena, Shashikala, Sohan, Usha Kiran, and Cuckoo.

Hansraj Behl composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Dharti Hamari Pe Tu Nit Nit Surinder Kaur
2. Bhanwra Beiman Gaye Mohabbat Lata Mangeshkar
3. Lo Pakdo Pakdo Sajanwa Mohammed Rafi, Shamshad Begum
4. O Nargis Ne Aankh Kholi Shamshad Begum
5. Mera Nanha Naazuk Dil Baalma Surinder Kaur
6. Mai Chun Chun Layi Shamshad Begum
7. Na Dil Lage Phulo Me Lata Mangeshkar

The one sung by Surinder Kaur is a beautiful number and she sang it well too.

Please enjoy: Mera nanha naazuk dil baalma…

mera nanha nazuk dil balma todna na
mera nanha nazuk dil balma todna na
meri biyan pakd kar saiya dekho ji chodna na
mera nanha ho mera nanha nazuk dil balma todna na

bada bura hai lagega tut jana
jiya ka tut jana kisi ka ruth jana
bada bura hai lagega tut jana
jiya ka tut jana kisi ka ruth jana
main to marungi roye roye phirungi main khoye khoye
dundaa karungi maut ka hila bahana
main to marugi roi roi firugi main khoi khoi
dundaa karungi maut ka hila bahana
vinti hai balm mar jayenge ham mukh modna na
mera nanha ho mera nanha nazuk dil balma todna na

ham log muhabat wale bade hai bhole bhale o mere matwale
ham log muhabat wale bade hai bhole bhale o mere matwale
dekho dekho jo saja na dena dil ki haye na lena
kar diya hai dil tere hawale
dekho dekho jo saja na dena dil ki haye na lena
kar diya hai dil tere hawale
vinti hai balm mar jayenge ham mukh modna na
mera nanha ho mera nanha nazuk dil balma todna na
meri biyan pakd kar saiya dekho ji chodna na
mera nanha ho mera nanha nazuk dil balma todna na

Day #43, Song #129
Na thamate hain aansu

(Courtesy: learningandcreativity.com)

For the next movie in 1950: Meena Bazaar, he paired with Husnlal Bhagatram, the first music duo in Hindi films. There were 13 songs in the movie; 12 were penned by Qamar Jalalabadi and DN Madhok wrote only one. But, that is a beautiful song.

The movie was a Ravindra Dave movie starring Shyam Kumar, Nargis Dutt, Om Parkesh, Gope, Kuldip Kaur, Sapru, and Chandabai.

The song that he wrote was sung by Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Na thamate hain aansu…

na thamte hain aansu, na rukte hain naale
meri jindgani hai, gam ke hawaale
na thamte hain aansu, na rukte hain naale
na thamte hain aansu

kaho dard de kar chale jane vale
kaho dard de kar chale jane vale
koi kab talak ye amaanat sambhaale
na thamte hain aansu, na rukte hain naale
na thamte hain aansu

abhi chup hue the abhi ro rahe hain
abhi chup hue the abhi ro rahe hain
o teri yaad me hamane yu din nikaale
na thamte hain aansu, na rukte hain naale
na thamte hain aansu

sisakati hain hasrat tadapte hain armaa
bade bevafa ho are jane wale
na thamte hain aansu, na rukte hain naale
na thamte hain aansu

Day #44, Song #130
Mast hawayon mein thandi thandi chhanv mein

Man Ka Meet was his next movie in 1950, a Ratilal Hemchand Punatar movie starring Nirupa Roy and Manhar Desai.

Sardul Kwatra composed nine songs for the movie and as was the case with last movie Meena Bazaar, DN Madhok wrote only one: Bhulane wale bhulane se bhi.

(Courtesy: cinematerial.com)

Khiladi was the next movie in 1950. Once again, DN Madhok wrote only four out of 11 songs of the movie; the others having been penned by Rajinder Krishan and Nakshab Jarchvi.

All songs were composed by Hansraj Behl. Here are the songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Mast hawayon mein thandi thandi chhanv mein.
2. Ji bharke mohabbat karle.
3. Ye kaali kaali zulfon.
4. Ye teekhi nainon wale.

The first one is a beautiful song sung by Suraiya.

Please enjoy: Mast hawayon mein thandi thandi chhanv mein…

mast hawao me thandi thandi chaav me
mera dil bole anokhi boliya
hoye mera dil bole anokhi boliya
mast hawao me thandi thandi chaav me
mera dil bole anokhi boliya
hoye mera dil bole anokhi boliya

kabhi kahe tu le chal mujhe
waha jaha nit ki jawani ho
kabhi kahe tu le chal mujhe
waha jaha nit ki jawani ho
na ho subah na ho sham
o jaha nit ki raat suhani ho
jaha nit ki raat suhani ho
jaha main hu wo ho, aur taaro ki toliya
mere dil
mera dil bole anokhi boliya
hoye mera dil bole anokhi boliya
mast hawao me thandi thandi chaav me
mera dil bole anokhi boliya
hoye mera dil bole anokhi boliya

jiya kahe piya ko leke chhup chhup jayenge
kale kale baadlo ki oat
kale kale baadlo ki oat
honth ki duniya se dur dur haye re
jaha dil wale pade hai majbur
haye re
jaha dil wale pade hai majbur
phir janam janam ki pyas mitegi
phir janam janam ki pyas mitegi
bhar lenge dono hum dilo ki jholiya
mera dil
mera dil bole anokhi boliya
hoye mera dil bole anokhi boliya
mast hawao me thandi thandi chaav me
mera dil bole anokhi boliya
hoye mera dil bole anokhi boliya

I hope you liked my choice of songs for Part V.

Please await songs of Part VI.

THE BEST SONGS OF DN MADHOK – PART IV – 1934 TO 1947

As with all posts on Lyricists, these posts are a compilation of my daily posts on my Facebook page Lyrical.

I hope you liked my choice of songs for Part III.

Lets begin taking up songs for Part IV.

Day #27, Song #79
Phagan ki rut aayi re

Ladies and gentlemen, I did a terrible mistake whilst giving you DN Madhok’s songs chronologically by starting with 1932 movie: Radhe Shyam.

The mistake was that inadvertently I missed out many movies.

Hence, before I bring you to the year 1947 again, let me introduce you to some of the movies that I missed out.

The first of these was a movie in 1934 titled Mast Fakir. The movie was directed by him and and starred Miss Moti, Vimla, Ismail, Shiraj, Ibrahim, Sushila and Sardar Mansur.

Damodar Sharma was the music director and composed the following songs:

1. Main To Nagre-Nagre Dwaare-Dwaare Tohe Pukaroo Piya
2. Sunaa Hai Bekaso Ke Meherbaan Tum Ho Rasoolilaah
3. Pardesi Naal Nyaare Laaiye, Bhaave Lakh
4. Saajan Tune Jiya Jalaaye Diya Hai, Daud Jhadap Ab
5. Jaao Jaao Re Saiya, More-Piya Ko Manaao
6. Main Pukara Karo Allahoo-Allahoo, Mooh Chupaya Kare Bewafa Humse Tu
7. Are O Jaane Wale Apna Jaana Dekhte Jaana
8. Jiyaa Hai Unke Bas Mein Main Huye Baawre, Bain Raseele Nain Katile
9. De De Pyaale O Pyaale Matwale Bhar Bhar Ke
10. Tirche Jawaan Hai Baanke Maste-Shabaab Hai Ye, Is Baankpan Ka

None of the songs are available.

(Poster Courtesy: Osianama.com)

Then there was this 1937 movie called Laheri Luterta. Its poster in front of me, as I write, also calls it Gay Bandit. During those days ‘Gay’ was used as Merry or Happy.

Nagendra Majumdar was the director and the movie starred Navinchandra, Marutirao Pehlawan, Vatsala Kumektkar, Amritlal Nagar and Tun Tun.

Damodar Sharma composed the following songs, some of which were also penned by him (five by DN Madhok):

1. Ghanshyaam Sunder Ke Neh, Bheeje More Chunariya
2. Dhalak Na Jaaye More Gagre, Jaaye More Gagre
3. Hare Hare Saawan Ke Rutu Bhaave, Koyal Kook Sunaave
4. Hai Agar Je Mein Tere Yahe To Le Dil Shaad Kar
5. Khile Re More Mann Ke Kali, Aao Sajaniya Mauz Manaaye
6. Kahe Peet Ke Geet Sunaave Bhanwara Kali Kali
7. Jeena Hai Ek Neend Jagat Mein, Prem Hai Unka Sapnaa
8. O Chain Se Sone Wale, Tu Karvat Ka Badalnaa Kya Jaane
9. Din Aaye Bahar Ke Pyaare, Mere Jaan Ke Sahare
10. Tu Peet Ke Reet Ko Kya Jaane, O Befikre O Mastaane

None of these are available.

Sneh Lagna was another movie of 1938 that I missed out. This movie was directed by DN Madhok. The film starred Chandrarao Kadam, Hansa Wadkar, Jeevan, Gangaprasad Pathak, Fakir Mohammad, and Shyam Sunder.

Milakraj Kapadia composed the following songs:

1. Toofan Hai Dariyaa Mein Aur Door Kinara Hai, Is Doltee Naiyaa Mein
2. Gopiyon Mein Kahan Sang, Koi Mujhe Dhund Le Dhund Le, Shyaam Sang
3. Pe Pe Na Kar Koyal Je Bhar Aaye Hai, Bole Piya Ke Mere
4. Prem Ke Kachhe Dhaage, Sajnee Prem Ke Kachhe Dhaage, Prem Deewane
5. Kauve Ke Ghosle Mein Chidiya Kahe Milege, Tu Jisko Dhuntaa Hai
6. Naino Hai Naina Gale Teekhe Kante Hai, Dar Pe Pahredaar Khade
7. Gaon Ke Choriyaa, Gaon Ke Chore, Hilmil Pyaar Se Naache
8. Ek Pari Saamne Hai Khade, Jiske Aankhen Hai Jaadu Bhare
9. Tera Joban Lute Na Jaaye (2), Julfo Ke Naagan Kali
10. Sipayaa Mere Aana, Sawere Chale Jaana, Main Naukre Pe Jaana

None of these are available.

(Poster courtesy: indianscreen.com)

Dekha Jaiga was a 1939 movie that I missed. It was directed by Jagatrai Pesumal Advani and starred Khurshid, Shiraj, Jeevan, Gope and Mirza Musharaff.

Sunder Das composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Aaja O Jaane Wale, Sote Mein Aane Wale, Dil Ko Bharmaane Wale
2. Aaye Jo Pari Paimaane Mein, Ek Dhoom Machee Maikhane Mein, Jisko Dekho
3. Woh Kahe Idhar Aa, Main Kahoo Yu Hoo Yu Hoo, Woh Kahe Na Tadpaa
4. Hume Sone Na De Saare Raat, Sanam Tere Tirchee Nazariya, Koi Dam Ka
5. Sharmaaye Moraa Jobanaa Jiya Ghabraaye, Masti Ka Yeh Pyaala Hai
6. Paise Ka Geet Sunne Jaao Chavaane Walo, Hil Mil Ke Saath Mere
7. Peena Aaj Ka Jeena Aaj Ka, Kal Kya Hi Dekha Jaayega
8. Na Maa Baake Rahe Na Baap, Aisa Jaljalaa Aaya, Phate Koyate Ke Dharti
9. Papeeha Bole Peeyu Peeyu Peeyu, Mora Bole Preetam Kith Tu Kith Tu
10. Ab To Khush Ho Ke Mauze Udaayenge Hum, Door Ho Jaayenge Saare

Regrettably none of these songs are available.

And then I missed out many of his movies in the year 1940. Jhuthi Sharm was one of them. It was directed by Mohan Dayaram Bhavnani. It starred Trilok Kapoor, Bimla Kumari, Navin Yagnik, SB Nayampalli and Rai Mohan.

Badri Prasad Manik composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Kis Vidhi Apne Piya Ke Rijhaau, Mann Ka Meet Banaau
2. Piya Ghar Aana Re, Tum Bin Bhaye Udaas, Tum Bhulo Hum Yaad
3. Phulo Ke Laaye Hoon Maala, Chun Chun Kali Kali, Koi Mujhe Kahe
4. O Sajnee, O Saajan, Baadal Aaye, Mann Ka Panchee Bole Hai
5. Ban Ka Panchi Bole, Preetam Preetam Yu Hu, Mann Ka Panchi Bole
6. Saake Dil Bujh He

This makes it 41 songs today that I couldn’t find.

(courtesy: medium.com)

That brings us to the 1940 movie Holi, an AR Kardar movie starring Motilal, Khursheed, Ishwarlal K Dutta, K Date, Sitara, Yakub, Tara Bali, M Kapoor, Bhagwan Das, and Dixit.

Khem Chand Prakash composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Phagun Ke Ruth Aaye Re, Jara Baaje Baasre, Bal Mohan
2. Dhanwalo Ke Duniya Hai Ye Nirdhan Ke Bhagwaan, Nirdhan Tere
3. Pihoo Bahar Gaaye Ja, Pihoo Bahar Gaaye Ja, Abre-Bahar Chaa Gaya
4. Kyon Saajan, Kyon Sajnee, Mann Mera Baitha Jaaye, Halke-Halke
5. Preet Kiye Pachtaaye Saajan, Preet Kiye Pachtaaye, Bhulne Wale Yaad
6. Sajnaa Hum Tum Bin Bhaye Udaas
7. Mere Soon Le To
8. Ochee Nigahon Ke Teer Mere Kare Hai Bach Ke Raho, Saiya Hamare
9. Pagle Mann Kise Sunaata Hai, Kyon Ghade-Ghade Bhar Aata Hai
10. Naina Sharabe Rang Tore, Kalejwaa Pe Kar Gayo Vaar, Ye Naina Barfee Ke
11. Jeevan Mein Saras Savera Aaya, Jit Dekho Sukh He Sukh Chaya
12. Phir Phaagun Ke Ruth Aaye Re Jara Baaje Baansre, Mere Huye Aaj
13. Laakh Chupaaye Koi Mann Mein

I shall be giving you some of of these songs.

Sitara Devi

Lets start with a delightful song from the movie sung by Sitara Devi and Amrit Lal.

Please enjoy: Phagan ki rut aayi re…

si : phaagan ki rut aa_i re zaraa baaje baansari
baal mohan harajaa_i re nahi baaje baansari
phaagan ki rut

sone ki gaagar me rag banaayaa
rup ki pichakaari laa_i re zaraa baaje baansari
phaagan ki rut

joban pe joban hai shokhi pe shokhi
nainan me laali aa_i re zaraa baaje baansari
phaagan ki rut

a : meraa sandeshaa ko_i unase kahanaa
phir se teri yaad aa_i re zaraa baaje baansari

si : mere hu_e aaj mai jinaki ho li
holi ke din holi aa_i re zaraa baaje baansari
phaagan ki rut

Day #27, Song #80
Saajna hum tum bin bhaye udaas

In the last post I spent more than two hours trying to find a song for you from the movies from 1934 to 1940 that I had missed giving you.

I consider the songs that I gave you so far of DN Madhok as priceless as it takes time to find most of these

Finally we came across the 1940 AR Kardar movie Holi with songs composed by Khemchand Prakash.

I gave you one sung by Sitara Devi.

(Courtesy: cinemaazi.com)

Now here is a delightful song sung by actress singer Kalyani Bai. She was born in 1916 in Delhi and passionate about singing. Finally, she lived in Tekriwala Bunglow in Mahim in Bombay.

Please enjoy: Saajna hum tum bin bhaye udaas…

saajna saajna saajna saajna
hum tum bin bhaye udas
hum tum bin bhaye udas
hum tum bin bhaye udas
tum bin bhaye udas
dekho jidhar raat hai aayi
dekho jidhar raat hai aayi
ghan mein ghor ghata hain chhayi
ghan mein ghor ghata hain chhayi
tod na man ki aas
tod na man ki aas
tum bin bhaye udas
hum tum bin bhaye udas
hum tum bin bhaye udas
tum bin bhaye udas

tum bhoolon ham yaad karege
tum bhoolon ham yaad karege
rain ki bas faiyaad karenge
rain ki bas faiyaad karenge
jab lage ghatne sans
jab lage ghatne sans
tum bin bhaye udas
hum tum bin bhaye udas
hum tum bin bhaye udas
saajna saajna saajna saajna
hum tum bin bhaye udas
hum tum bin bhaye udas

Day #27, Song #81
Ochee nigaahon ke teer mere kare hain bach ke raho

Finally, we came upon the 1940 AR Kardar movie Holi among the movies that I missed giving you.

We also came across Kalyani Bai songs. I gave you one: Saajan hum tum bin bhaye udaas.

Now here is another gem and I am sure you will like it. This too is by Kalyani Bai.

Please enjoy: Ochee nigaahon ke teer mere kare hain bach ke raho…

Day #28, Song #82
Sakhi chalo neer bharan ko jaayen

Though day before yesterday I reached the year 1947 in the career of SN Madhok that started with the 1932 movie Radhey Shyam, since yesterday, I have started giving you songs of those movies that I inadvertently missed out.

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

One such movie was the 1941 movie Pyas.

It was directed by Ram Darayani and starred Ishwar Lal, Sneh Prabha, Gope, Nazir, Shamim, Gulab, and Khatoon.

Khemchand Prakash composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Ab Ghar Aao Balam Meri Kasam
2. Banane Wale Ghada Mujhko Banaya Hota
3. Nadi Kinara Ho Taaron Bhari Raatein
4. Sakhi Chalo Neer Bharan Ko Jaayein
5. Bhulana Naa Yaad Karo Na Karo
6. Jaake Nain Matwale Hain
7. Thak Gaye Hain Mere Aansoo
8. O More Raja Babu Aa Tohe Sair Kara Doon
9. Woh Din Bhi Hai Yaad Saajan

(Courtesy: cineplot.com)

Lets listen to Snehprabha Pradhan singing.

Please enjoy: Sakhi chalo neer bharan ko jaayen…

sakhi ri chalo neer bharan ko jaye
sakhi ri chalo neer bharan ko jaye
sakhi ri chalo neer bharan ko jaye
jo nain sawan bhar laye
ha jo nain sawan bhar laye
sakhi ri chalo neer bharan ko jaye
sakhi ri chalo neer bharan ko jaye

dur dur ko nur churakar
dur dur ko nur churakar
?????
tut pade more panv
sakhi ri tut pade more panv
sakhi ri chalo neer bharan ko jaye
sakhi ri chalo neer bharan ko jaye

nain kamal bhar aaye
nain kamal bhar aaye
sakhi ri chalo

Day #28, Song #83
Bata do koi kaun gali more Shyam

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

Another movie of 1941 that I missed giving you songs of was Kanchan. The film was directed by Manibhai Vyas and starred Haroon, Leela Chitnis, Mubarak, Vimala Vashishtha, and Pramila; Leela Chitnis sang for herself.

Gyan Dutt composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Bata Do Koi Kaun Gali More Shyam Leela Chitnis
2. Jamuna Ke Us Paar Leela Chitnis
3. Mori Gali Aa Re Sajan Leela Chitnis
4. Nainan Me Laali Chai Re Leela Chitnis
5. Saach Kaho Re More Raja Iqbal Sabri
6. Tere Naino Ke Mare Sipahiya Leela Chitnis
7. Main teri main teri Kanti Lal, Iqbal.
8. More man ki nagariya basai re Parul Ghosh, Leela Chitnis.
9. Nadiya ke tat pe khadi hoon more raja Leela Chitnis, Arun.
10. Pani ka tu bulbula.
11. Saare jag se nyari hai. Leela Chitnis.

Please enjoy: Bata do koi kaun gali more Shyam…

bata do koi kaun gali more shyam
bata do koi kaun gali more shyam
madho madan muraari jaako naam
madho madan muraari jaako naam
bata do koi kaun gali more shyam
bata do koi kaun gali more shyam
madho madan muraari jaako naam
madho madan muraari jaako naam
bata do koi kaun gali more shyam
bata do koi kaun gali more shyam

gokul ke gaayo ne dhundha
gokul ke gaayo ne dhundha
kunj ke matwalo ne dhundha
kunj ke matwalo ne dhundha
dhundh phire nandlaal
bata do koi dhundh phire nandlaal
kaun gali more shyam
bata do koi kaun gali more shyam

haath mein jiske baansuri sohe
haath mein jiske baansuri sohe
manhar mere joraa jori
manhar mere joraa jori
haar gayi more raam bata do koi
haar gayi more raam
kaun gali more shyam
bata do koi kaun gali more shyam
madho madan muraari jaako naam
madho madan muraari jaako naam
bata do koi kaun gali more shyam
bata do koi kaun gali more shyam

Day #28, Song #84
Kabhi yaad aansu ban ke

(Courtesy: osinama.com)

The 1941 movie Beti is the last one of 1941 movies that I missed giving you songs of.

It was a Jayant Desai movie starring Khursheed, Vasanti, E Billimoria, Kesarbai, and Khatoon.

Once again, the songs penned by DN Madhok were composed by Gyan Dutt:

1. Arman Kuch To Dil Me Tadap Ke Hi Reh Gaye
2. Kabhi Yaad Aansu Ban Ke Vasanti
3. Ye Dard-E-Mohabbat Hai Kaise Wo Bhala Jane
4. Dulha Rutha Dulhan Se Kesari
5. Ja Ri Badariya Tu Ja Vasanti
6. Jamuna Tat Pe Sakhi Aao Panghat Pe Sakhi Vasanti
7. Mai Baman Ki Chori Re Balam Ji Brujmala, Kesari
8. Ghir Ghir Ban Men Ghor Ghataa Chhaai
9. Naino Se Naina Milake
10. Ye Thandi Hawaye Sandesh Sunaye Vasanti
11. Haye Dil Haye Jigar Kar Gayi Vaar Kaleje Par
12. Jaag Re Ab To Jaag Vasanti
13. Jo Pehne Ban Jaaye Dulhan Vasanti
14. Tere Liye Layi Hu Sandesha Vasanti

Lets listen to this beautiful song sung by Arun Kumar, Vasanti and Khursheed.

Please enjoy: Kabhi yaad aansu ban ke…

kabhi yaad aanshu banke
kabhi yaad aanshu banke
aankho me samayi hai aankho me samayi hai
kabhi hamse dil bhar aaya
kabhi aankh bhar aayi hai
kabhi hamse dil bhar aaya
kabhi aankh bhar aayi hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai

ye mithi mithi pida ye mithi mithi pida
dil ko hai jis ne chira
dil ko hai jis ne chira
dil ko hai jis ne chira
tukde kiye jigar ke fir bhi mujhe bhayi hai
tukde kiye jigar ke fir bhi mujhe bhayi hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai

ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judai hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai

ji char hui laaz jab tak ye tu na aaye
ji char hui laaz jab tak ye tu na aaye
ye teer tune dekhi jakhmo ki dawai hai
ye teer tune dekhi jakhmo ki dawai hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai
ye darde mohabbat hai ye darde judayi hai

 

Day #29, Song #85
Mere dil ko sajan samajha do

Yesterday, we finished four weeks of being with DN Madhok who was amongst the first generation lyricists in the Hindi films having started in 1932 with Radhey Shyam.

Out of 112 movies for which he wrote 882 songs, we have so far covered 456 songs from 46 movies and I have given you 84 of the best.

Even though on the 26th day, we had reached the year 1947, I am now covering those movies earlier that I missed giving you songs of.

In 1942 Zevar was one such movie.

It was a K Amarnath movie starring Jayant, Indurani, E Billimoria, Raaj, and Veen Badri Prasad.

Pandit Badri Prasad composed following of his songs:

1. Aayenge Jab Pyare Sajan Aayenge
2. Bas Aahe Bharti Hu
3. Mora Bala Jobanwa Chhalka
4. Wo Ghir Ghir Ke Aayi Hai
5. Albela Jivan Ek Pagli
6. Man Ki Bhent Chadhaye Ja
7. Tohe Prem Se Khana Khilau Sajni
8. Zara Humse Milo

In 1942, another movie that I missed out on was Sheikh Chilli. Kikubhai Desai directed this movie and it starred Moti, Navin Chandra, Bose, Azurie, and Ali.

Khan Mastana and Damodar Sharma composed following songs penned either by DN Madhok or Kikubhai Desai (it is not clear which):

1. Ban Than Ke Naveli Jal Bharne Jaungi
2. Hame Dam De Ke Chale Haye Jane Wale
3. Koi Nahi Tera Matlab Ka Ye Zamana Hai
4. O Dhara Bahe Jaa Ri
5. O Sajan More Aaye Hai
6. Gaati Hulla Gaati Hulla
7. Hua Hai Shor Gulshan Me
8. Mai Phul Banu
9. O Jamuna Maiya
10. Zakhmo Se Kaleje Ko Bhar De

Sharda was the next movie in 1942. And now we are back with Naushad. It is an AR Kardar movie starring Ulhas, Mehtab, Nirmala, Badri Prasad, Pratimabai, S Baburao, Amir Bano, Shyam Kumar, and Vasti.

Naushad composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Mere Dil Ko Sajan Samjha Do (Part 1) Suraiya
2. Tum Nahi Aate Ho To Yaad Se Kah Do
3. Panchi Jaa Piche Raha Hai Bachpan Mera Suraiya
4. Balahaari Re Kukadakun Bol G. M. Durrani
5. Ghir Aayi Badariya
6. Mere Dil Ko Sajan Samjha Do (Part 2) Suraiya
7. Bich Bhanwar Mori Naav
8. Aa Balam Mere Mann Me Uthe Uchale
9. Duniya Me Sab Jode Jode G. M. Durrani
10. Ith Jaaye Uth Jaaye G. M. Durrani

We shall be taking up all three songs from this movie tonight.

To start with look at this beautiful song by Suraiya.

Please enjoy: Mere dil ko sajan samajha do…

mere dil ko sajan samjha do
ha ha ji samjha do
ke gadi gadi bhar laye
mere dil ko sajan samjha do
ha ha ji samjha do
ke gadi gadi bhar laye

kali raate ghar suna mera
kali raate ghar suna mera
mai teri par tu na mera
mai teri par tu na mera
meri jaan tumhi batlao
ha ha ji batlao
akeli mohe darr lage
mere dil ko sajan samjha de
ha ha ji samjha do
ke gadi gadi bhar laye

raam kare mai tum ban jau
raam kare mai tum ban jau
fir bhi na bas me pyar dikhau
fir bhi na bas me pyar dikhau
fir kehte firo
unhe lado ha ha ji unhe lado
ke sari raat ghar na aaye
mere dil ko sajan samjha de
ha ha ji samjha do
ke gadi gadi bhar laye

Day #29, Song #86
Tum nahin aate ho to yaad se keh do

We started taking up songs of the 1942 AR Kardar movie Sharda for which Naushad composed ten songs penned by DN Madhok. It is only in 1947 (Dard) that Shakeel Badayuni would move in with Naushad as the preferred lyricist. Until then DN Madhok penned some delightful songs.

The next song that I am giving you was sung by Nirmala Devi, Govinda’s mother.

Please enjoy: Tum nahin aate ho to yaad se keh do…

tum nahi aate ho nahi yaad
yaad ko keh de vo bhi nahi aaye
tum nahi aate ho nahi yaad
yaad ko keh de vo bhi nahi aaye
bhulne wale bhul gaye sab
yaad kyu unki aake sataye
bhulne wale bhul gaye sab
yaad kyu unki aake sataye

lakho hi arman aankho me aaye
pani bahake maine bahaye
aur jo dil me thadapte rahe
aur jo dil me thadapte rahe
vo kaleje me dard bana ke pukare
tum nahi aate ho nahi yaad
yaad ko keh de vo bhi nahi aaye

mast hawa ab aaye na aaye
mast hawa ab aaye na aaye
jalim ghata ab aaye na aaye
meri bhala ko yaad me sikhi
meri bhala ko yaad me sikhi
koyal malhar gaye na gaye
tum nahi aate ho nahi yaad
yaad ko keh de vo bhi nahi aaye
bhulne wale bhul gaye sab
yaad kyu unki aake sataye

Day #29, Song #87
Duniya mein sab jode jode

(Courtesy: medium.com)

And now for the last song tonight of the 1942 Abdul Rashid Kardar movie Sharda, penned by DN Madhok and composed by Naushad Ali. It was sung by GM Durrani.

Please enjoy: Duniya mein sab jode jode…

Day #30, Song #88
Panchhi jaa peechhe raha hai bachpan mera

On the 29th day, we took up three songs of 1942 AR Kardar movie Sharda; one each by Suraiya, Nirmala Devi and GM Durrani.

Before we reluctantly move away from Naushad Ali who composed these beautiful songs, here is a delightful song sung by Suraiya.

Please enjoy: Panchhi jaa peechhe raha hai bachpan mera…

panchi ja piche raha hai bachpan mera, usko ja ke la
panchi ja piche raha hai bachpan mera, usko ja ke la

mai soyi vo chhod gaya, mai soyi vo chhod gaya
kya jaan nasib wali, kya jaan nasib wali
aankh khuli leti angdai, aankh khuli leti angdai
dekhi mast jawani, dekhi mast jawani
panchi ja piche raha hai bachpan mera, usko ja ke la
panchi ja piche raha hai bachpan mera, usko ja ke la

naina nahi khaye bale, aaj jawani dhagmag dole
naina nahi khaye bale, aaj jawani dhagmag dole
jis se hawa ki lehre aaye, jis se hawa ki lehre aaye
ham bhi usko ho le, ham bhi usko ho le
panchi ja piche raha hai bachpan mera, usko ja ke la
panchi ja piche raha hai bachpan mera, usko ja ke la

Day #30, Song #89
Aye dil e bekarar bol kahe tu ashqdaar

In the year 1942, I also missed out on movie called Mata for which DN Madhok wrote songs.

The film was directed by Gunjal and had Nutan’s mother Shobhna Samarth starring in it besides Chandrakant, Mubarak, Bhudo Advani, and Moti.

Vasant Kumar Naidu composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Aa Kaun Hame Yaad Aaye
2. Hai Aayi Hai Aayi Re
3. More Naino Me Naina Daale
4, Sajan Aaye Gali Me Ram Kasam
5. Dil Kehta Hai Wo Aaj Aayenge
6. Mann Ka Mor Mera
7. Pardes Ko Jane Wale Panchhi Aa

(Courtesy: hungama.com)

The next movie in 1942 was Fariyad, a Jayant Desai movie starring Noorjahan and Mubarak.

Khemchand Prakash composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Aye Dil Bekarar Bol Kahe Tu Asha Shamim
2. Kitab Mujhko Banata To Tera Kya Jata Ishwarlal
3. Phir Chayi Badariya Kaali Shamim
4. Saiya Na Jaiyo Rajkumari
5. Yaad Kisi Ki Aayi Ishwarlal
6. Kaho Ji Jee Na Lage Bin Tere Shamim, Ishwarlal
7. Mithi Mithi Peer
8. Rasiya Aa Aaja Rasiya Ishwarlal, Shamim
9. Subah Huyi Aur Yaad Tihari Mohe Lagi Satane Binapani

We shall be taking two songs today.

Lets set the ball rolling with a song sung by Shamim.

Please enjoy: Aye dil e bekarar bol kahe tu ashqdaar…

ae dil-e-bekrar bol, kaahe tu ashqdaar hai
ae dil-e-bekrar bol, kaahe tu ashqdaar hai

mit hi gaya wo kafila, kiska intejar haiu
mit hi gaya wo kafila, kiska intejar haiu
ae dil-e-bekrar bol, kaahe tu ashqdaar hai

gul ko khila ke aapka, sabnam jahan ko mit gayi
gul ko khila ke aapka, sabnam jahan ko mit gayi
sawan bhi ro ke chal diya, achhi teri bahar hai
sawan bhi ro ke chal diya, achhi teri bahar hai
ae dil-e-bekrar bol, kaahe tu ashqdaar hai

khatam hui vo dastan, beet gayi kahaniya
khatam hui vo dastan, beet gayi kahaniya
mit hi gaye wo silsile, fir bhi tu bekarar hai
mit hi gaye wo silsile, fir bhi tu bekarar hai
ae dil-e-bekrar bol, kaahe tu ashqdaar hai
ae dil-e-bekrar bol, kaahe tu ashqdaar hai

Day #30, Song #90
Kaho ji jee na lage bin tere

As we complete thirty days today with 90th song, we continue one last time with the 1942 Jayant Desai movie Fariyad starring Noorjehan and Mubarak.

(Courtesy: flickr.com)

This is a duet sung by Ishwarlal and Shamim.

Please enjoy: Kaho ji jee na lage bin tere…

kaho ji, jee na lage bin tere
jee na lage bin tere
kaho ji, jee na lage bin tere
jee na lage bin tere
kaho ji, jee na lage bin tere
jee na lage bin tere
kaho ji, aaja sajan mere
aaja sajan mere
kaho ji, aaja sajan mere
aaja sajan mere
kaho ji, dil se nikle haye
chain nahi aaye
kaho ji, dil se nikle haye
chain nahi aaye
kaho ji, dil se nikle haye
chain nahi aaye
dil se nikle haye chain nahi aaye
kaho ji, ram kasam tum mere
ram kasam tum mere
kaho ji, jee na lage bin tere
jee na lage bin tere

jee na lage jab mohe bula lo
jee na lage jab mohe bula lo
mohe bula lo, mohe bula lo
pass bula lo, jee ko lagalo
pass bitha lo, jee ko lagalo
bolo tumhari, tumhari ye niti
punam ko to ghere
bolo tumhari, tumhari ye niti
punam ko to ghere

Day #31, Song #91
Girdhari O Girdhari chhed muraliya pyari

Until the 30th day, we covered exactly 500 songs from 51 movies for which DN Madhok wrote songs.

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

Chandni was his next movie in 1942 that I missed giving you songs of. Once again, it was a Jayant Desai movie. It starred Khursheed, Ishwar Lal, Dixit, Noorjehan, and Baby Kamla.

Once again it was Khemchand Prakash who composed songs penned by DN Modhok:

1. Mai Chand Hu Ya Chandni
2. Girdhari O Girdhari Ched Muraliya Pyari
3. Suno Suno Mora Mann Kuch Bole
4. Daaye Tere Suni Biraje
5. Dil Aah Bhar Aisi Ke Meri Jaan Jala De
6. Nindiya Jhulave Meri Munni Ko Sulave
7. Bolo Re Koi Meethi Bani Ishwarlal

Please enjoy Khursheed singing: Girdhari O Girdhari chhed muraliya pyari…

giridari o giridari
giridari o giridari
ched muraliya pyari
o giridari ched muraliya pyari
o giridari ched muraliya pyari

tumko lage ya na lage
tumko lage ya na lage
mai birha ki mari o giridari
mai birha ki mari o giridari
ched muraliya pyari
o giridari ched muraliya pyari

ghadi ghadi panghat pe jaau
bhari gagariya fir ghar laau
ghadi ghadi panghat pe jaau
bhari gagariya fir ghar laau
man ki apni kise sunaau
man ki apni kise sunaau
bolo re banwari, o bolo re banwari
o bolo re banwari
giridari o giridari, giridari o giridari
ched muraliya pyari
o giridari ched muraliya pyari

saas bharam ki maari mori
nanad chhori chatori
saas bharam ki maari mori
nanad chhori chatori
darti hu kahi baat na nikale
darti hu kahi baat na nikale
mai chupu sharm ki mari
mai chupu sharm ki mari
giridari o giridari, giridari o giridari
ched muraliya pyari
o giridari ched muraliya pyari
o giridari ched muraliya pyari

Day #31, Song #92
Kagaz ki thi wo naav hum jis mein jaa rahe the

That brings us to the year 1943 searching for the movies that I missed giving you songs of.

(Courtesy: bollywoodhungama.com)

One such movie in 1943 was Zaban. This was the third movie in a row directed by Jayant Desai. It starred Ishwar Lal, Kaushalya, Mubarak, Dixit, Vatsala Kumtekar, and Bhagwan.

Chitalkar Ramchandra composed the following songs that were penned by DN Madhok:

1. Kaagaz Ki Thi Wo Naav Kaushalya
2. Tera Ghonsla Bikhra Re Panchi Kaushalya
3. Chal Re Chal Ab Aur Kahi Bas Jayenge Ishwarlal, Kaushalya
4. Dhire Se Kadam Badhata Chal Ishwarlal, Kaushalya
5. Paaon Ki Chot Kaushalya
6. Saiyya Re Saiyya Vatsala Kumthekar
7. Piya Des Hai Jana Ishwarlal
8. Bigdi Hui Kismat Ishwarlal
9. Dekha Hai Ek Sapna Suhana Ishwarlal, Kaushalya
10. O More Banke Piya
11. Rangili Holi Aayi Re Ishwarlal, Kantilal, Kaushalya
12. So Jaau Mai Titli Ban Ke Ishwarlal, Kaushalya

Please enjoy Kaushalya: Kagaz ki thi wo naav hum jis mein jaa rahe the….

kagaj ki thi wo naav
kagaj ki thi wo naav, hum jisme ja rahe the
wo ret ke jahan par hum ghar bana rahe the
wo ret ke jahan par hum ghar bana rahe the

jhuthi tasalliyo me, haye
jhuthi tasalliyo me hum din gujaarte the
jhuthi tasalliyo me hum din gujaarte the
gaana tha wo kisi ko hum gunguna rahe the
gaana tha wo kisi ko hum gunguna rahe the
kagaj ki thi wo naav, hum jisme ja rahe the

ulfat ka raag usne chheda to main ye samjhi
ulfat ka raag usne chheda to main ye samjhi
bigdi bana rahe hai kal wo bana nahi the
bigdi bana rahe hai kal wo bana nahi the
kagaj ki thi wo naav, hum jisme ja rahe the

Day #31, Song #93
More balamva more sajanva

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

Preet was another movie, this time of the year 1945 that I forgot to give you songs of.

It was directed by Ram Darayani and starred Chandramohan, Sneh Prabha, Goep, and Gulab.

Bulo C Rani composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. More Balamva More Sajanva Amirbai Karnataki
2. Man Me Uthe Uchale Mere Snehaprabha Pradhan
3. Asha Ko Hasaye Amirbai Karnataki, Bulo C. Rani
4. Holi Khele Nandalala Snehaprabha Pradhan
5. Khali Paleto Ko
6. Mori Galiyo Ki Peepal Nishani Snehaprabha Pradhan
7. Saja Kar Meri Ummido Ko Bulo C. Rani
8. Mai Ban Ke Jogan Aayi Tori Gali Snehaprabha Pradhan
9. Nain Bhaye More Banwre Snehaprabha Pradhan
10. Bhul Na Jaana Bulo C. Rani, Snehaprabha Pradhan
11. Jiya Dole Lakh Kahu Kuch Na Bole Amirbai Karnataki
12. Mera Bala Joban Hai Snehaprabha Pradhan
13. Pinjare Ke Panchi Ud Jaa Re Bulo C. Rani

We shall be taking up two songs; one today and one tomorrow.

To start with lets listen to Amirbai Karnataki singing the first song.

Please enjoy: More balamva more sajanva…

more balamwa more sajanva
ho bake tirche nainwa se mar gaye ho
more balamwa ho more sajanva
bake tirche nainwa se mar gaye ho

bairi najar se dekha balam ne
dekha balam ne
aaj kare jo aape bhar liya hamne
bhar liya hamne
phir bhi nainan ban kahe ri
more krejwa ke par gaye
haye mar gaye ho
more balamwa ho more sajanwa
bake tikhe nainwa se mar gaye wo

nain se nain milake sajan bhage
sajan bhage
suni sej aur rain andheri
tere bin dar lage ho dar lage
mai tihari tum bhi bano mere
mai tihari tum bhi bano mere
aao sajan hum har gaye
ho har gaye ho
more balamwa ho more sajanwa

Day #32, Song #94
Fasl-e-gul aayi hamen yaad teri aayi

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

Panna Dai was his next movie in 1945. It was a Ram Darayani movie that starred Chandra Mohan, Durga Khote, Meenaxi Shirodkar, Mubarak, M Esmail, Gope, Gulab, and Master Vithal.

Gyan Dutt was the composer of songs penned by DN Madhok and Deewan Sharar. DN Madhok’s songs were:

1. Apne Huye Paraye
2. Mand Mand Chale Hawa
3. Fasl-e-gul aayi hamen yaad teri
4. Neele Gagan Par Laali Chayi Rajkumari
5. Chale Musafir Khak Watan Ki Lekar Khan Mastana
6. Mai To Charan Kamal Par Vaar
7. More Sanware Salone

Lets take up this song but this was not composed by Gyan Dutt. It was by Subal Dasgupta and sung by Zohrabai Ambalewali.

Please enjoy: Fasl-e-gul aayi hamen yaad teri aayi…

fasl-e-gul aa_i hame yaad teri sataane lagi
dil me hasarat jo uthi saikado bal khaane lagi

jaa ke aa_i jo nahi unase muravvat kaisi
jhuk ke kaano me meri zulf ye samajhaane lagi
fasl-e-gul aa_i

ab to aa jaa_o ke is dil ko bhi aa_e chain
shaam bhi raat ke pahalu me hai ab jaane lagi
fasl-e-gul aa_i

Day #32, Song #95
Aaj hans hans ke do do batein

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

Main Kya Karun was his next movie in 1945. It was a Sudhir Sen movie starring Suraiya and Shah Nawaz.

Neenu Majumdar composed all the songs. All but one were penned by DN Madhok; one was penned by Rammurty Chaturvedi:

1. Aaj Hans Hans Ke Do Do Bate Hamida Bano, Suraiya
2. Aankh Mila Ke Suraiya
3. Bamna Ki Chori Dil Le Gayi Ho Ninu Mazumdar
4. May Gulgun Hai Jawani Hai Hamida Bano, Rajkumari
5. Aaj Hans Hans Ke Do Do Bate (Version 2) Suraiya
6. Bachpan Gaya Jawani Aayi Hamida Bano, Suraiya
7. Suno More Raja Suraiya

Please enjoy Suraiya and Hamida Bano singing: Aaj hans hans ke do do batein…

aaj hans hans ke aaj hans hans ke
do do bate ki hai sanam ne humare
aaj hans hans ke aaj hans hans ke
do do bate ki hai sanam ne humare
aankho aankho me ho gaye hai lakho ishare
aankho aankho me ho gaye hai lakho ishare
sanam ne humare
aaj hans hans ke aaj hans hans ke
do do bate ki hai sanam ne humare
aaj hans hans ke aaj hans hans ke
do do bate ki hai sanam ne humare

soche the dil me lakho the arman
soche the dil me lakho the arman
haye haye soche the dil me lakho the arman
ek tamanna thi wo ho mahrban
ek tamanna thi wo ho mahrban
haye haye ek tamanna thi wo ho mahrban
fir to kat jayenge din bas un ke sahare
fir to kat jayenge din bas un ke sahare
sanam ne humare
aaj hans hans ke aaj hans hans ke
do do bate ki hai sanam ne humare
aaj hans hans ke aaj hans hans ke
do do bate ki hai sanam ne humare

jaoge tum jawani ke rasiya
jaoge tum jawani ke rasiya
rang bhari hongi aapas ki batiya
rang bhari hongi aaoas ki batiya
dur jangal me nadiya kinare
dur jangal me nadiya kinare
sanam ne humare
aaj hans hans ke aaj hans hans ke
do do bate ki hai sanam ne humare
aaj hans hans ke aaj hans hans ke
do do bate ki hai sanam ne humare

Day #32, Song #96
Ambuva pe papiha ye aa gaya

(Courtesy: imdb)

His next movie in 1945 was Kaise Kahoon. It was a Moti B Gidwani movie starring Pran and Ragini. Of course, you remember that I gave you three songs from Pran’s debut movie in 1942: Khandan.

Pandit Amarnath composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Ambuva Pe Papiha Ye Ga Gaya Hai Zinat Begam
2. Aao Hum Aaj Chale Zinat Begam, Shamshad Begum
3. Dukhiya Dil Ka Ek Tarana Zinat Begam
4. Mann Se Chinta Kee Ghata Dur Ho Ja Zinat Begam
5. Aao Hum Aaj Chale (Version 2)
6. Gori Gagar Ki Ganga Udhar Diye Ja S. D. Batish, S. D. Burman
7. Daman Na Chod Dena Zinat Begam
8. Geet Bano Mere Tum
9. Tute Huye Do Dil Darbar Me Aaye Zinat Begam
10. Koi Mann Me Mere Bole

Zeenat Begum, as I already told you before, was a Kothewali (courtesan) and a discovery of Pandit Amarnath in 1937. In 1951 she migrated to Pakistan.

Please enjoy Zeenat Begum singing: Ambuva pe papiha ye aa gaya…

ambua pe papiha ye ga gaya hai
kisi pe kisi ka dil aa gaya hai
ambua pe papiha ye ga gaya hai
kisi pe kisi ka dil aa gaya hai
ambua pe papiha

ab rat suhani aayi ab rat suhani aayi
din maujo ke aaye din maujo ke aaye
dekho ji chahu aur pyar ke badal chaye
bhawra kali ko samjha gaya hai
kisi pe kisi ka dil aa gaya hai
ambua pe papiha

lo mast hawaye sar sar aayi
dil me umange bhar bhar layi
sans ki kali me aankho se bole
ras ke laubhi se wo ye boli
ras ke laubhi se wo ye boli
ambua pe papiha ye ga gaya hai
kisi pe kisi ka
kisi pe kisi ka dil aa gaya hai
ambua pe papiha

ambua pe papiha ye ga gaya hai
kisi pe kisi ka dil aa gaya hai
ambua pe papiha

Day #33, Song #97
Bhulane wale hamen bhi

We enter the 33rd day with 556 songs of DN Madhok from 57 movies behind us starting with the beginning of his career with the 1932 movie Radhey Shyam.

Yesterday we took up one song from 1945 movie Kaise Kahoon, a Moti B Gidwani movie starring Pran and Ragini. The song was sung by Zeenat Begum, a fins of Pandit Amarnath.

I would have given you a second song sung by SD Burman and SD Batish but one of the sites gives credit to Sharma for having written it.

So, lets move on.

(Courtesy: youtube.com)

Ghazal was then the next movie in 1945.

It was a Zahir Raja movie starring Leela Chitnis and Jahangir.

Gyan Dutt composed songs that were penned by Shant Arora, Khawar Zaman, Deena Nath Madhok, and Abid Gulrez. Once again, it is not clear who has written what.

1. Hum Bhule Tum Maaf Karo
2. Bhulane Wale Hame Bhi
3. More Ghar Aana
4. Ye Kisne Mujhko Dekha
5. Ae Jaan Apne Honto Ke
6. Hoga Koi Aaram Se
7. Sakhiyo Ho Gayi Aaj Parayi
8. Ye Ranj Judai Ke Uthaye Nahi Jate

Please enjoy: Bhulane wale hamen bhi…

bhulane wale hume bhi na yad aaya karo
bhulane wale hume bhi na yad aaya karo
kisi ko baithe bithaye na chhed jaya karo
kisi ko baithe bithaye na chhed jaya karo
teri ek yad palatti hai meri aankho me
teri ek yad palatti hai meri aankho me
ae dard hidar in aankho ko na bulaya karo
ae dard hidar in aankho ko na bulaya karo

mere hi dil pe sada bijaliya girati ho
ho o o o ho
mere hi dil pe sada bijaliya girati ho
kabhi sawan ki ghata wo udhar bhi jaya karo
kabhi sawan ki ghata wo udhar bhi jaya karo
aaja ae nath ke jine se thak gyi hu main
aaja ae nath ke jine se thak gyi hu main
na mere hal pe ro kar hasi udaya karo
na mere hal pe ro kar hasi udaya karo
bhulne wale hume bhi na yad aaya karo

Day #33, Song #98
Jawani mastani hai

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

His last movie in 1945 was Dhamki, a Ravindra Dubey movie starring Raghini and Al-Nasir.

All songs were penned by DN Madhok and all were composed by Pandit Amarnath:

1. Dard Mohabbat Aah Se Keh De Zinat Begam
2. Apne Kothe Mai Khadi Dhaniram, Munawar Sultana
3. Jawani Mastani Hai Munawar Sultana
4. Mila Ke Ankhiya Zinat Begam
5. Yaad Me Raat Kati Zinat Begam
6. Aankh Mila Ke Koi Re Zinat Begam
7. Jab Tum Yaha Hum Waha Munawar Sultana
8. Kat Gayi Vaydo Me Kuch
9. Phir Barsan Lage Zinat Begam

We know that Zeenat Begum has been a discovery of Pandit Amarnath in 1937; she being a kothewali (courtesan).

(Courtesy: commons.wikimedia.com)

However, today, I am giving you a song by Munawar Sultana.

Munawar Sultana was an actress of the same era as Swaran Lata (do you guys remember her in AR Kardar’s Rattan?), Ragini and Noor Jehan (both the actresses whose songs I have been giving you).

Her first film in a leading role was in the same year as Dhamki: Mazhar Khan’s Pehli Nazar. How do I know so much about her? Aha, in 1947 she acted in AR Kardar’s Dard and the first song of Shakeel Badayuni was picturised on her: Afsana likh rahi hoon!

Please enjoy: Jawani mastani hai…

jawani mastani hai jawani mastani hai
pag pag thokar kahye baaj na aaye
haye re haye jawani mastani hai
pag pag thokar kahye baaj na aaye
haye re haye jawani mastani hai

ek thi laila ek tha majnu
ek thi laila ek tha majnu
dono ki aapas me ho gayi kuch yun yun
dono ki aapas me ho gayi kuch yun yun
ishk ka rog laga kar dono bin aai le aaye
haye re haye jawani mastani hai
pag pag thokar kahye baaj na aaye
haye re haye jawani mastani hai
pag pag thokar kahye baaj na aaye
haye re haye jawani mastani hai
pag pag thokar kahye baaj na aaye
haye re haye jawani mastani hai

hir ki suno kahani hir ki suno kahani
ranjha ko dekha muh me bhar aaya pani
hir ki suno kahani
ranjha ko dekkho muh me bhar aaya pani
has kar boli pyar karn ki rut hai pyar karenge
has kar boli pyar karn ki rut hai pyar karenge
hum bhi dubenge sanm tujhko bhi le dubenge
hum bhi dubenge sanm tujhko bhi le dubenge
fir dilo se nikali haye baaj na aaye
haye re haye jawani mastani hai
pag pag thokar kahye baaj na aaye
haye re haye jawani mastani hai
pag pag thokar kahye baaj na aaye
haye re haye jawani mastani hai

Day #33, Song #99
Dil mein rehte ho nazar se door

His next movie in 1946 was Sham Savere.  It was an M Sadiq movie starring Ulhas Wasti, Swarna Lata, Sulochana Chatterjee, Rafiq Ghazanavi, and Badri Prasad.

The songs that he wrote were credited to him and Nazim Panipati (It wasn’t clear who wrote what) and composed by Pandit Amarnath:

1. Meri mitti ki duniya (Part I).
2. Meri mitti ki duniya (Part II).
3. Dil mein rehte ho.
4. Aa mere baalam aa.
5. Chhod nahin dena.
6. Dil ki duniya lutaye baithe hai.
7. Main lipatata raha hoon kahro se.
8. Raat chandni khile taare.

We shall be taking up Song #3 sung by Shamshad Begum.

Please enjoy: Dil mein rehte ho nazar se door…

dil me rahte ho najar se dur kyun
dil me rahte ho najar se dur kyun
meri duniya is kadar benur kyun
dil me rahte ho najar se dur kyun

haye duniya tera ye dastur kyun
haye duniya tera ye dastur kyun
do dilo ka pyar nam dur kyun
dil me rahte ho najar se dur kyun

ishk roye hushn ke aansu bahe
ishk roye hushn ke aansu bahe
hai mohabbat is kadar majbur kyun
dil me rahte ho najar se dur kyun

hasrate bejan hai khamosh hai
hasrate bejan hai khamosh hai
tod kar dil kar diya hai chur kyun
dil me rahte ho najar se dur kyun
dil me rahte ho najar se dur kyun

Day #34, Song #100
Lo phir yaad kisi ki aayi

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

For the 100th song, lets turn to his next movie in 1946: Shahar Se Door. It was a Barkat Mehra movie starring Om Prakash, Al Nasir, Durga Mota and Meena Shorey.

Pandit Amarnath composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Lo Phir Yaad Kisi Ki Aayi
2. Chal Mann Ke Panchi
3. Mera Nanha Nazuk Jiyara Dole
4. O Chori Ri
5. Rut Aayi Bahar Ki Aaha
6. Barsaat Ki Raat
7. Chale Gaye Wo
8. Na Mai Kisi Ki Na Koi Mera
9. Phir Mast Hawaye Jhum Jhum Aayi

Here is Pandit Amarnath’s find and favourite singer Zeenat Begum singing a beautiful song.

Please enjoy: Lo phir yaad kisi ki aayi…

Day #34, Song #101
Kaagaz ki meri naav aur door kinara hai

That brings us back to the year 1947. I stand corrected. Instead of one (whose songs I have given you on 30th Mar, on the 26th Day), there were three movies: Bela, Do Dil and Dak Bangla.

Do Dil was a Jagdish Sethi movie starring Motilal, Suraiya, Karan Dewan, Gulab, and Badri Prasad.

Govind Ram composed the following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Do Din Ginti Ke Umariya Beeti Jaye Mohammed Rafi
2. Hamare Saiyya Daru Pi Ke Aaye Rajkumari, Mukesh
3. Maati Kaa But Bhaa Gayaa Dil Hi To Hai Aa Gayaa Suraiya, Mukesh
4. Kaagaz Ki Meri Naav Aur Dur Kinaaraa Hai Suraiya, Mukesh
5. Phir Nain Banvare Bhar Bhar Aaye Hay Suraiya
6. Phir Hame Koyee Yad Aaye Hai Suraiya
7. Pyar Jata Ke Apna Bana Ke Mukesh
8. Le Matki Aa Ja Radha Ri Mukesh
9. Jiyo Beiman Bas Me Paraye Hai Mukesh
11. Din-Din Joban Dhalata Jaaye … Tere Bin Din Naahin Bitein Re Suraiya
12. Chanda Kee Chandanee Me Suraiya

We are indeed in for a treat and we shall be taking up quite a few of these songs.

The first song that I give you is a memorable song; a duet between Suraiya and Mukesh. Motilal was a distant relative to Mukesh and had given a break to Mukesh in 1941 as Actor-Singer in the movie Nirdosh (Dil hi bujha hua ho to). In 1945 movie Pehli Nazar, Mukesh became the playback singer voice for Motilal (with his first song as playback singer composed by Anil Biswas: Dil jalta hai to jalne de).

In this movie too Mukesh sang for Motilal and Suraiya sang for herself.

Please enjoy: Kaagaz ki meri naav aur door kinara hai…

su : kaagaz ki meri naav
kaagaz ki meri naav aur dur kinaaraa hai -2
mu : is dolati na_iyaa kaa -2
ab kaun sahaaraa hai
su : kaagaz ki meri naav aur dur kinaaraa hai
kaagaz ki meri naav

su : aansu bhi chhalakate hai aur gam ki ghataaye hai -2
aavo meri aankho me -2
saawan kaa nazaaraa hai
mu : is dolati na_iyaa kaa -2
ab kaun sahaaraa hai
su : kaagaz ki meri naav aur dur kinaaraa hai
kaagaz ki meri naav

mu : hamane teri aankho me ek duniyaa basaa_i thi -2
jab tum hi phire hamase phir kaun hamaaraa hai
is dolati na_iyaa kaa ab kaun sahaaraa hai
su : kaagaz ki meri naav aur dur kinaaraa hai
kaagaz ki meri naav

Day #34, Song #102
Pyar jata ke apna bana ke

We have moved into the year 1947 and for the 1947 movie Do Dil, in the 12 songs penned by DN Madhok and composed by Govind Ram, we have quite a treat.

I have given you a memorable duet between Suraiya nd Motilal.

Now here we have another song sung by Mukesh.

(Courtesy: milleniumpost.com)

Pandit Govind Ram was a trained musician from Lahore. He composed songs and music for both Hindi and Punjabi movies. His music wasn’t so much typical Punjabi music of those times but of mainstream Hindi films music.

Please enjoy Mukesh singing: Pyar jata ke apna bana ke…

pyar jatake apna banake
wo gaye wo gaye wo gaye
pyar jatake apna banake
wo gaye wo gaye wo gaye
jane wale dard na deja
jane wale dard na deja
jaa aur apni yaad bhi leja
jaa aur apni yaad bhi leja
khuli aankh ka khwab dikha ke
khuli aankh ka khwab dikha ke
wo gaye wo gaye wo gaye
pyar jatake apna banake
wo gaye wo gaye wo gaye

wo kya jane dard paraye
wo kya jane dard paraye
kya hai rona kya hai haye
kya hai rona kya hai haye
dil ko jhuthe khel khilake
dil ko jhuthe khel khilake
wo gaye wo gaye wo gaye
pyar jatake apna banake
wo gaye wo gaye wo gaye
pyar jatake

Day #35, Song #103
Maati ka but bha gaya dil hi to hai aa gaya

On the 35th day, we continue taking up songs of the 1947 movie Do Dil; all twelve songs having been penned by DN Madhok and composed by Pandit Govind Ram.

We took up two: One duet between Mukesh singing for Motilal (Mukesh’s distant relative) and Suraiya singing for herself; and the other one a solo by Mukesh for Motilal.

This is another duet between Mukesh and Suraiya.

Please enjoy: Maati ka but bha gaya dil hi to hai aa gaya…

maati ka but bha gaya
maati ka but bha gaya
dil hi to hai aa gaya
dil hi to hai aa gaya
o ji
dil ko ye kya ho gaya
dil ko ye kya ho gaya
bas me jo tha kho gaya
bas me jo tha kho gaya
o ho ji

ek dil tera ek mera dono mil jaye
ek dil tera ek mera dono mil jaye
dhire-dhire bol
dhire-dhire bol kahi jag ki aankh me na aaye
dhire-dhire bol kahi jag ki aankh me na aaye
najro me jo aa gaya
najro me jo aa gaya
sambhle na sambhla gaya
sambhle na sambhla gaya
o ji

to bin ab mora jiya naahi laage kit jaau
to bin ab mora jiya naahi laage kit jaau
gauri tohe palko ki is daar pe main naum dikhau
gauri tohe palko ki is daar pe main naum dikhau
chot wo dil kha gaya
chot wo dil kha gaya
sambhle na sambhla gaya
sambhle na sambhla gaya
o ji

Day #35, Song #104
Hamare sainyan daru pi ke aaye

We are taking up songs of the 1947 Jagdish Sethi movie Do Dil starring Suraiya and Motilal.

I had mentioned that Govind Ram composed songs for both Punjabi and Hindi movies and that his songs had mainstream Hindi films influence rather than Punjabi.

However, the last song Maati ka but aa gaya had decidedly Punjabi influence.

Here is now a duet between Mukesh and Rajkumari.

Please enjoy: Hamare sainyan daru pi ke aaye…

humaare saiyaan daaru pi ke aaye
humaare saiyaan daaru pi ke aaye
aake hume bulaaye
main bolu na na na
humaare saiyaan daaru pi ke aaye
aake hume bulaaye
main bolu na na na

hua kya aaye jo pike
hua kya aaye jo pike
hai mele jeete ji ke
hai mele jeete ji ke
o jara nain se nain mila ke
bol de ha ha ha
main bolu na na na
humaare saiyaan daaru pi ke aaye
humaare saiyaan daaru pi ke aaye
aake hume bulaaye
main bolu na na na

sharaabi saiya humse na bolo, na bolo
sharaabi saiya humse na bolo, na bolo
o mori guiyaan, pade na chain hum din rain
tere bin haay haay
meri ho li, ho lo ji ho lo meri
bol de hanske ek baar tu ha ha ha
main bolu na na na
humaare saiyaan daaru pi ke aaye
humaare saiyaan daaru pi ke aaye
aake hume bulaaye
main bolu na na na

muh se badbu maare, muh se badbu maare
aankh se kare isaare, aankh se kare isaare
pag na pade sidhe tore, pag na pade sidhe tore
o mori guiyaan, bhigi jaaye raat chaandni
mauj mana le, maje uda le
padu mai tore paiyaan, bol de ha ha ha
main bolu na na na
humaare saiyaan daaru pi ke aaye
humaare saiyaan daaru pi ke aaye
aake hume bulaaye
main bolu na na na

Day #35, Song #105
Di din ginti ke umariya beeti jaaye

We are still taking up the songs of the 1947 Jagdish Sethi movie Do Dil starring Suraiya singing for herself and Motilal having his distant relative Mukesh singing for him.

We took up two songs out of 12 yesterday and two today.

Here is the final song. It has been sung by Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Di din ginti ke umariya beeti jaaye…

do din ginti ke umariya biti jaye
do din ginti ke umariya biti jaye
pyar ka bojh bada bhari hai
pyar ki chot badi kari hai
pyar ka bojh bada bhari hai
pyar ki chot badi kari hai
tar bandh kar aasu baithe
tar bandh kar aasu baithe
ek jaye ek aaye umariya biti jaye
do din ginti ke umariya biti jaye

pure kar arman adhure
pure kar arman adhure
warna honge kabhi na pure
warna honge kabhi na pure
jo karna hai aaj hi karle
jo karna hai aaj hi karle
kal ka sathi kaun
kahi kal aaye na aaye
do din ginti ke umariya biti jaye
do din ginti ke umariya biti jaye

I hope you liked my choice of songs for Part IV.

Please await songs of Part V.

THE BEST SONGS OF DN MADHOK – PART III – 1943 TO 1947

As with all posts on Lyricists, these posts are a compilation of my daily posts on my Facebook page Lyrical.

I hope you liked my choice of songs for Part II.

Lets begin taking up songs for Part III.

Day #19, Song #55
Din suna suraj bin

(Courtesy: IMDb)

Yesterday, we took up three songs out of four that DN Madhok wrote for the 1943 Jayant Desai movie Tansen starring KL saigal in the title role with Khursheed Bano as Tani, his beloved.

Pandit Indra wrote nine other songs and those too are very nice including Diya jalao in Raag Deepak and Baraso re in Raag Megh Malhar.

Here is the last of the four songs penned by DN Madhok and composed by Khemchand Prakash.

Please enjoy KL Saigal singing: Din suna suraj bin…

Day #19, Song #56
Subah hui aur panchhi jaage

That brings us to the year 1944, the 13th year of DN Madhok’s career.

(Courtesy: Cinestaan.com)

His first movie was Daasi, a Hiren Bose movie starring Najam, Ragini, Gyani, Omprakash, and Khairati.

Pandit Amarnath composed the following of his songs:

1. Subah hui aur panchhi jaage.
2. Wo din yaad karo.
3. Dekha karo Bhagwan.
4. Khamosh nigahen ye sunaati hain kahani.
5. Dhan ke khet mein na jayo mere raja.
6. Jao sajan harjai harjai balam mujhe chhedo na.
7. Kabhi le chal tu jamuna ke paar.
8. Mil ke bichhad mat jaana.
9. Tatein na rahi wo na rahe din.
10. Meri aarzoo dekh kya chahta hoon.
11. Ghar baar ujada.
12. Ho rasiya ho kabhi le chal tu.

We shall take up the first two sung by Zeenat Begum.

Zeenat Begum, a courtesan and a classical singer was the discovery of Pandit Amarnath but not in this movie. It was in the year 1942 that he found her. The first Hindi movie in which she sang was Nishani, a 1942 movie.

She migrated to Bombay from Lahore in 1944, the same year when this movie was released with her songs.

Please enjoy: Subah hui aur panchhi jaage…

subah hui aur panchi jaage chog chugan ko bhage
subah hui aur panchi jaage chog chugan ko bhage
tu bhi ghar ko aaja re mohan nain khojne laage
subah hui

dahi bilou soch soch khush hou
dahi bilou soch soch khush hou
abhi to aake sher sunake
abhi to aake sher sunake makhan mujhse mange
subah hui
subah hui aur panchi jaage chog chugan ko bhage
tu bhi ghar ko aaja re mohan nain khojne laage
subah hui

din chadh aaya man mohan nahi aaya
din chadh aaya man mohan nahi aaya
le matki mai chali khojne
le matki mai chali khojne pag piche man aage
subah hui
subah hui aur panchi jaage chog chugan ko bhage
tu bhi ghar ko aaja re mohan nain khojne laage
subah hui

Day #19, Song #57
Wo din yaad karo

The year 1944 is very important in the career of DN Madhok as we shall be taking up the most melodious songs of the movie Rattan.

However, before that we started with Hiren Bose movie Daasi starring Najam, Ragini, Gyani, Omprakash, and Khairati.

Pandit Amarnath, who had discovered Zeenat begum, a courtesan and classical singer, made her sing many songs in the movie and we took up one of them. She migrated fromLahore to Bombay in 1944 and back to Lahore in 1951.

The second song by her and the last one tonight is this.

Please enjoy: Wo din yaad karo…

wo din yaad karo wo din yaad karo
wo din yaad karo wo din yaad karo
gaav ki tori rasiya khai gaav ki tori rasiya khai
hatho me gopiya lekar aayi hatho me gopiya lekar aayi
aankh se aankh milai aankh se aankh milai
wo din yad karo wo din yad karo
wo din yad karo wo din yad karo

yad karo wo sapna pyara hatho me hath tha tumhara
yad karo wo sapna pyara hatho me hath tha tumhara
ab mera kaun sahara ab mera kaun sahara
wo din yad karo wo din yad karo
wo din yad karo wo din yad karo

der bhai der bhai ghar aao balma
har gaye hai ro ro ke amma
tumko hamari kasam tumko hamari kasam
wo din yad karo wo din yad karo
wo din yad karo wo din yad karo

Day #20, Song #58
Hua savera preetam mera

(Courtesy: Cinestaan.com)

His next movie in 1944 was Geet; another Abdul Rashid Kardar movie but this time produced by him and directed by SU Sunny.

The movie starred Shahu Modak, Nirmala Devi, Aamir Ali, Shakir Ali and Chandabai.

Once again Naushad composed DN Madhok’s songs:

1. Hua Savera Preetam Mera Amirbai Karnataki
2. Bedard Zamana Are Shahu Modak
3. Chand Khila Tare Muskaye
4. Kab Aag Mohabbat Ki Bhujaye Se
5. Mai To Piya Ki Joganiya Hu
6. Saaqi Saaqi Dil Bujh Hi Gayaa Hai Sine Men Zohrabai Ambalewali
7. Bedard Zamana Are (Version 2) Shahu Modak
8. Jao Ji Jao
9. Mai Akeli Raja Aa Ja
10. O Aag Laga Ke Bhaag Gaye Shahu Modak

To start with, let’s listen to Amirbai Karnataki.

Please enjoy: Hua savera preetam mera…

huaa savera preetam mera
huaa savera preetam mera
yaad teri ne ghera mohe ghera
yaad teri ne ghera mohe ghera

mast hawaye aayi jholiyo me
bhar laayi khushbu
mast hawaye aayi jholiyo me
bhar laayi khushbu
aam pe paphiya bole
aam pe paphiya bole
pihu re pihu bol khusbu

sone wale nind ke matwale jag
sone wale nind ke matwale jag
mahak utha ghar tera
mahak utha ghar tera
huaa savera preetam mera
yaad teri ne ghera mohe ghera

kaliyo ne ankhiya kholi
kuch boli bol kar doli
kaliyo ne ankhiya kholi
kuch boli bol kar doli
bhawra fir jhum jhum aaye
bhawra fir jhum jhum aaye
kuch lahar gun gunaye
kali kali ko sunaye
kuch lahar gun gunaye
kali kali ko sunaye
aane jani si jawani teri hai
aane jani si jawani teri hai
pani joban tera
pani joban tera
huaa savera preetam mera
yaad teri ne ghera mohe ghera
huaa savera preetam mera

Day #20, Song #59
Saaqi saaqi dil bujh hi gaya hai seene mein

We just took up a song sung by Amirbai Karnataki on the lyrics of Deena Nath Madhok and composition of Naushad for the 1944 AR Kardar production and directed by SU Sunny.

Amirbai Karnataki needs no introduction. She had been singing DN Madhok songs for a number of years. However, Devika Rani’s Bombay Talkies production of 1943: Kismet’s songs really made her very popular.

Of course, the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi made her very famous for adoring her Vaishnav jan to tene kahiye. He adopted the song as his favourite hymn.

The second song that I have selected for you was sung by Zohrabai Ambalewali; this being the first time she sang DN Madhok’s lyrics.

We are still one movie away from 1944 movie Rattan when she would sing Akhiyan milake jiya bharmake that I selected as one of the songs that tugs at your emotions.

Even though she was 12 years younger to Amirbai Karnataki she is counted amongst the first generation of playback singers including Amirbai Karnataki, Shamshad Begum and Rajkumari Dubey.

Please enjoy Zohrabai Ambalewali singing: Saaqi saaqi dil bujh hi gaya hai seene mein…

saaqi saaqi
dil bujh hi gayaa hai sine me
kuchh lutf nahi ab jine me
saaqi saaqi

saaqi tere jaam wo jaam nahi
kyaa rakhaa hai ab pine me
saaqi tere jaam wo jaam nahi
kyaa rakhaa hai ab pine me
saaqi saaqi

saaqi pahali si baat nahi
pahale din pahali raat nahi
jab teraa hi wo haath nahi
jab teraa hi wo haath nahi
kyaa rakhaa hai phir sine me
saaqi saaqi

ab saawan ke din bit gaye
ham haar gaye tum jit gaye
saaqi jab chhod ke mit gaye
saaqi jab chhod ke mit gaye
kuchh lutf nahi phir jine me
saaqi saaqi
dil bujh hi gayaa hai sine me
kuchh lutf nahi ab jine me
saaqi saaqi

Day #20, Song #60
Bedard zamana are

I gave you two songs from the 1944 SU Sunny movie (AR Kardar production) Geet; one each by Amirbai Karnataki and Zohrabai Ambalewali.

Here is a duet now between Nirmala Devi (actor Govinda’s mother) and Shahu Modak.

(Courtesy: en.wikipedia.org)

Shahu Modak was an actor singer who acted in many Hindi and Marathi movies. He played many mythological characters such as Krishna and Dnyaeshwar.

I have already given you songs from many movies with songs by DN Madhok such as Vasantysena, and Kanoon.

Please enjoy: Bedard zamana are…

bedard jamana are bedard jamana
mere dil ki duniya hai
tum duniya rachana
tum duniya rachana

do ek jalak kabhi ban ban ek dhare
roke hai jaise unki raho ke ishare
ham ishq ki baji kabhi jite kabhi hare
gate bhi rahe fir bhi mohabbat ka tarana
ye dil ki duniya hai
yaha dil dil na fasan
tum dil na lagana
rut kitni suhani hai
ghata jhumti hai
kuch dil ki tarah mast hawa jhumati hai
hansti hui kaliyo ke kadam chum rahi hai
aise me koi dard bhara geet sunana
mere dil ki duniya hai
tum duniya rachana
tum duniya rachana

biti hui rato ko jara fir se bhulakar
vo prem ki bate kabhi hanskar kabhi gakar
in mast nigaho ko
in mast nigaho ko
nigaho se milakar
ik teeer kalejhe pe aur chalana
dokhe ki ye duniya hai
yaha dil na lagana
tum dil na lagana

jinda hu apni kasame tamanna ke sahare
dube nahi ab tak meri aasha ke tare
ummid ke toofan mohabbat ke kinare
tum chaho to ho jayega mera bhi tikana
dokhe ki ye duniya hai
yaha dil na lagana
tum dil na lagana
bedard jamana are bedard jamana
dokhe ki ye duniya hai
yaha dil na lagana
tum dil na lagana

https://www.youtube.com/iRCjAZnRS_w

Day #21, Song #61
Akhiyan milake jiya bharmake

Ladies and gentlemen: Happy Holi.

Today, we shall be completing three weeks with DN Madhok. And, on this auspicious occasion of Holi, we have M Sadiq’s 1944 movie Ratan starring Karan Dewan, Swarna Lata, Amir Bano, Basant Kumar, Chanda, Gulab, Manju, Badri Prasad, and Vasti.

This is one single movie that made many those associated with the movie popular.

To start with DN Madhok achieved new heights of lyrical excellence. Naushad the composer started getting fees as Music Director that no one had even heard of before. The movie launched in a huge manner the careers of lead cast Karan Dewan and Swaran Lata. Both Amirbai Karnataki and Zohrabai Ambalewali, amongst the first generation of playback singers got never before recognition.

Just one movie and see its achievements.

Here are the songs that DN Madhok penned and Naushad composed:

1. Ankhiya Mila Ke Jiya Bharma Ke Chale Nahi Jana Zohrabai Ambalewali
2. Sawan Ke Baadlo Unse Ye Ja Kaho Zohrabai Ambalewali, Karan Dewan
3. Aai Diwali Aai Diwali Zohrabai Ambalewali
4. Angdai Teri Hai Bahana Saaf Kah Do Hame
5. Jhuthe Hain Sab Sapane Suhaane
6. O Jaane Wale Balamwa Laut Ke Aa Amirbai Karnataki
7. Rum Jhum Barase Baadaravaa Zohrabai Ambalewali
8. Mil Ke Bichhad Gayi Ankhiya Amirbai Karnataki
9. Jab Tum Hi Chale Pardesh Karan Dewan
10. Pardesi Baalma Baadal Aaya Zohrabai Ambalewali

What a treat, you will tell me. What a treat, I shall answer in response.

This treat is going to continue for three days as I don’t know which one to leave out!

Lets start with Song #1. This was included by me as Song #16 under Songs that Tug at Your Emotions.

Please enjoy the write up and song: Akhiyan milake jiya bharmake….(You will know all that you need to know about the song, actors involved, movie etc if you click on the link.

Day #21, Song #62
Aayi diwali, aayi diwali

Happy Holi again.

Lets congratulate ourselves on our good luck that we have today arrived on the best movie in the career of DN Madhok and in the career of so many others associated with the movie.

From the ten songs of the movie, we have decided to take nine for three days.

If the first song tonight was given by me three years earlier in the Songs that Tug at Your Emotions, the second song was included by me as Song #100 on the day of Diwali in Raaga Based Song of the Day series.

Please enjoy the song and my write-up by clicking on the link.

Day #21, Song #63
Sawan ke baadlo unse ye jaa kaho

Happy Holi for the last time tonight.

We have come to the last song of the 1944 M Sadiq movie Rattan starring Karan Dewan and Swaran Lata.

Naushad composed ten songs of DN Madhok for this movie and they became so popular that he started charging Rupees 25000 as his fees. During those days, that was one third of the production cost of the movie!

After listening to the songs, we know what gems these are.

The third song tonight is yet another favourite of mine. It was sung by Karan Dewan for himself and Zohrabai Ambalewali for Swaran Lata.

Please enjoy: Sawan ke baadlo unse ye jaa kaho…

sawan ke badlo unse ye ja kaho
sawan ke badlo unse ye ja kaho
takdir me yahi tha sajan mere
na ro sawan ke badlo

ghanghor ghatavo mat jhum ke aavo
ghanghor ghatavo mat jhum ke aavo
yaad unki satayegi tum jhum yaha na ho
sawan ke badlo

jis din se juda hum hai
aankhe meri purnam hai
aankhe meri purnam hai
jis din se juda hum hai
aankhe meri purnam hai
aankhe meri purnam hai
ro-ro ke mai mar jau dukh teri daya ko
sawan ke badlo

chedo na hame aake barso kahi aur jake
barso kahi aur jake chedo na hame aake
barso kahi aur jake barso kahi aur jake
wo din na rahe apne rate na rahi wo
sawan ke badlo
sawan ke badlo unse ye ja kaho

Day #22, Song #64
Rumjhum barse baadarva

Second day of taking up songs of the 1944 M Sadiq movie Rattan. There were ten songs of DN Madhok that were composed by Naushad Ali. We took up three on the first day:

1. Akhiyan milake jiya bharmake sung by Zohrabai Ambalewali.
2. Ayi diwali ayi diwali sung by Zohrabai Ambalewali.
3. Sawan ke badlo unse ye jaa kaho sung by Zohrabai Ambalewali and Karan Dewan.

Lets take up the fourth song also sung by Zohrabai Ambalewali.

Please enjoy: Rumjhum barse baadarva…

rum jhum barse badarva, mast hawaye aayi
piya ghar aaja aaja, piya ghar aaja
rum jhum barse badarva, mast hawaye aayi
piya ghar aaja aaja, piya ghar aaja

kale kale badal ghir ghir aa gaye aa gaye
aise me tum jake julamva cha gaye, cha gaye
savan kaise bite re mai kaha tum kaha
ho more raja aaja, ho more raja
rum jhum barse badarva, mast hawaye aayi
piya ghar aaja aaja, piya ghar aaja

mujh birahan ke hal pe badal rote hai, rote hai
balam hamre ankh mund kar sote hai, sote hai
hamako nind na aaye re, yad sataye tori
mukh dikhalaja aaja, mukh dikhalaja
rum jhum barse badarva, mast hawaye aayi
piya ghar aaja aaja, piya ghar aaja

ka karu aiso se ulfat ho gai, ho gai
unke mast alst nain me kho gai, kho gai
pyase dono nainanava, pyasa joban mora
mori kasam aaja aaja, mori kasam aaja
ho rum jhum barse badarva, mast hawaye aayi
piya ghar aaja aaja, piya ghar aaja

Day #22, Song #65
Jab tum hi chale pardes

Today is the second day when you are enjoying the songs of 1944 M Sadiq (Kardar Production) movie Rattan starring Karan Dewan and Swarnalata.

It is high time you learn what the movie was all about:

“Govind (Karan Dewan) and Gauri (Swarnalata) have grown up together as best friends, but it is obvious that they are in love. However, there is a clash of castes as Govind is a Bania while Gauri is a Rajput. An old woman, Gangu, is particularly against their love, and suggests that Gauri marry Gangu’s own brother, Rattan. In the blink of an eye, Gauri and Rattan are married. But Rattan begins to feel guilty of ruining Gauri’s life; a girl about half his age, in love with another man.”

Here is the fifth song. This was sung by Karan Dewan for himself.

Please enjoy: Jab tum hi chale pardes…

jab tum hi chale pardesh
laga kar thesh o pritam pyara
dunia me kaun hamara
jab tum hi chale pardesh
laga kar thesh o pritam pyara
dunia me kaun hamara

jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
bite din yad dilayenge
jab badal ghir ghir aayenge
bite din yad dilayenge
phir tum hi kaho kit jaye nasib mara
dunia me kaun hamara
phir tum hi kaho kit jaye nasibo mara
dunia me kaun hamara
jab tum hi chale pardesh
laga kar thesh o pritam pyara
dunia me kaun hamara

aankho se pani bahta hai
dil ro ro ro kar ye kahta hai
aankho se pani bahta hai
dil ro ro ro kar ye kahta hai
jab tum hi ne sajan hamse kiya kinara
dunia me kaun hamara
jab tum hi ne sajan hamse kiya kinara
dunia me kaun hamara
jab tum hi chale pardesh
laga kar thesh o pritam pyara
dunia me kaun hamara
jab tum hi chale pardesh
laga kar thesh o pritam pyara
dunia me kaun hamara

Day #22, Song #66
O jaanewale balamwa laut ke aa

On the second day of taking up songs of the 1944 M Sadiq movie Rattan starring Karan Dewan and Swarnalata, we are on to the sixth song and hence on to the last of the three tonight.

This was sung by Amirbai Karnataki and Shyam Kumar for Azurie and Krishna Kumar.

Please enjoy: O jaanewale balamwa laut ke aa…

o jane wale balamwa laut ke aa laut ke aa
ja mai na tera balamwa bewafa bewafa
o jane wale balamwa laut ke aa laut ke aa
ja mai na tera balamwa bewafa bewafa

tere bin mera jiya lage na kahi bhi piya
haye lage na yad nahi chode teri
dunia andheri meri ab jau kaha
dil ko le sarka hai dard piya laut ke aa laut ke aa
dil ko le sarka hai dard piya laut ke aa laut ke aa
o jane wale balamwa laut ke aa laut ke aa
ja mai na tera balamwa bewafa bewafa

ghadi ghadi panghat pe aana
jhuth muth ki preet jatana
phir aur kisi se aanhk mila kar jana mujhe yad hai
jhutho se kahe bolu ja ri ja bewafa bewafa
jhutho se kahe bolu ja ri ja bewafa bewafa
o jane wale balamwa laut ke aa laut ke aa
ja mai na tera balamwa bewafa bewafa

Day #23, Song #67
Angdai teri hai bahana saaf keh do hamen

How well Deena Nath Madhok did can be viewed from the statistics so far: Starting with his career in 1932 with the movie Radhy Shyam (one year after the first talkie Alam Ara came on the Indian scene), we have gone through 332 songs from 33 movies and already I have given you 66 and with today’s songs I would have given you 69!

In the 13th year of his career, we came across M Sadiq’s (AR Kardar production) 1944 movie Rattan starring Karan Dewan and Swarnalata and I decided to do something rare: I am giving you nine out of the ten songs of the movie penned by him and composed by Naushad Ali.

My selection of next song from the movie is a song sung by Manju.

Manju Gupta acted as bhabhi to Swarnalata as Gauri after Gauri is married to an old man Rattan (Manju’s brother) because a Rajput (Gauri) shouldn’t be marrying a Bania (Karan Dewan).

Rattan, of course, is a good man. He doesn’t consummate the marriage because he feels that she deserves someone much younger than he. Gauri and Rattan remain awake. Manju, misunderstands Gauri’s yawn because of her sleeplessness and misery and sings this song; a highly insensitive song.

Hats off to DN Madhok and Naushad to have thought of this to accentuate Gauri’s extreme sadness.

Truly, if you ask me as to why am I giving you nine out of ten songs of the movie, it is because the songs are not because of the movie; the movie is because of the songs! This is what DN Madhok and Naushad were able to do.

You would rarely find a movie that has a story being carried forward because of songs.

Please enjoy Manju singing: Angdai teri hai bahana saaf keh do hamen…

angdayi teri hai bahana saaf kah do hame ke
jana jana
angdayi teri hai bahana saaf kah do hame ke
jana jana

teri uthti jawani pukare tera joban kisi ko lalkare
teri uthti jawani pukare tera joban kisi ko lalkare
dil ki dhak dhak dil ki dhak dhak ye kah rahi hai
chori chori balam yaha ana chori chori
balam yaha ana
dil ki dhak dhak ye kah rahi hai
chori chori balam yaha ana chori chori
balamyaha ana
angdayi teri hai bahana saaf kah do hame ke
jana jana

man man me hame na galiya do lo
chali mai yaha se aji o o
man man me hame na galiya do lo
chali mai yaha se aji o o
koi kab tak koi kab tak aiso ke paas aye
jinke dil me auro ka ho thikana
koi kab tak aiso ke paas aye
jinke dil me auro ka ho thikana
angdayi teri hai bahana saaf kah do hame ke
jana jana

jhuthi nindiya ankho me cha gayi hai
yad piya pyare ki a rahi hai
jhuthi nindiya ankho me cha gayi hai
yad piya pyare ki a rahi hai
wo jo nas nas me wo jo nas nas me bas rahe hai
ye adaye unhe bhi dikhlana
wo jo nas nas me bas rahe hai
ye adaye unhe bhi dikhlana
angdayi teri hai bahana saaf kah do hame ke
jana jana
angdayi teri hai bahana saaf kah do hame ke
jana jana

Day #23, Song #68
Mil ke bichhad gayin akhiyan

I hope you are happily lapping up the songs of the 1944 M Sadiq movie (an AR Kardar production): Rattan.

Now the sad part: I shall be giving you only two more and I am sure, just like me, you will feel a void. However, the good news is that the next movie of DN Madhok: Pehle Aap also has songs composed by Naushad Ali. So cheer up!

Now let me tell you about the next song. If you listened to Ayi Diwali, you would have noticed that Karan Dewan as Govind visits her with sweets sent by her mother even though she is married to an old man Rattan.

Rattan’s people think of Karan Dewan as her brother from maika! Can you think of a greater irony?

Now, the sasural people, ask Gauri’s brother (!!) Govind to stay longer in their house. However, before returning, Govind has a sad meeting with him. Naturally, the very first thing she asks him is as to why he came to look her up when she had broken all contact with her maika. She had promised to go back to maika only after Govind too gets married!

He promises that if she was happily married, he to would. As he leaves, in a masterstroke by M Sadiq, DN Madhok and Naushad, they make a maalin sing in the voice of Amirbai Karnataki, to indirectly express Gauri’s feeling.

Being a sad song, this is a favourite with me.

Please enjoy Amirbai Karnataki singing: Mil ke bichhad gayin akhiyan….

mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya
haye rama mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya
mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya
haye rama mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya

mushkil se wo din bhulaye the hamne
phir aake cheda balam ne
mushkil se wo din bhulaye the hamne
phir aake cheda balam ne
phir se dhadak gayi chatiya
dhadak gayi chatiya
haye rama mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya
mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya
haye rama mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya

rote hai naina jiya talmalaye
jao koi unko laye
rote hai naina jiya talmalaye
jao koi unko laye
kaise bitau din ratiya
bitau din ratiya
haye rama mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya
mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya
haye rama mil ke bichad gayi ankhiya

Day #23, Song #69
Pardesi balama badal aaya

With the last song that I shared Milke bichhad gayin akhiyan, the cup of my sadness got full. It is overflowing now since we have come to the last song (the 9th one out of 10) being shared by me.

However, I had thought of it already (don’t I always?). So, I have kept a joyous song from the happy days between Swarnalata and Karan Dewan.

This too was sung by Zohrabai Ambalewali that makes me leave one comment for you: in those days of Shamshad Begum and Noor Jehan and Lata Mangeshkar, just think of what Naushad could achieve with Zohrabai Ambalewali, Karan Dewan, Manju and Amirbai Karnataki! Also, just think of M Sadiq and AR Kardar achieving with Karan Dewan and Swarnalata! They made a memorable movie with unheard of cast and singers and made all of them very popular.

Please enjoy Zohrabai Ambalewali singing: Pardesi balama badal aaya…

pardeshi balma badal aaya
pardeshi balma badal aaya
tere bin kachhu na bhaya ke jiya jaya
tere bin kachhu na bhaya ke jiya jaya
pardeshi balma badal aaya
pardeshi balma badal aaya

aise na beet jae balam jawaniya ho jawaniya
aavo tumhe sunae dil ki kahaniya ho kahaniya
dil raat din pukare haye aa ke jiya jaya
dil raat din pukare haye aa ke jiya jaya
pardeshi balma badal aaya
pardeshi balma badal aaya

nain bhar aayenge more jiya dole na ho dole na
bhul hai kisi se kabhi metha bol bolna bol bolna
rah rah ke teri yaad aaye aa ke jiya jaya
rah rah ke teri yaad aaye aa ke jiya jaya
pardeshi balma badal aaya
pardeshi balma badal aaya

garaj rahe badalwa bijali muskat hai muskat hai
aise me ruth ruth jana buri baat hai buri baat hai
fisle ye jiya tal malaya ke jiya jaya
fisle ye jiya tal malaya ke jiya jaya
pardeshi balma badal aaya
pardeshi balma badal aaya

Day #24, Song #70
Hindustan ke ham hain Hindustan hamara

We’ve had a veritable treat in the last three days in listening to nine songs of M Sadiq movie Rattan starring Karan Dewan and Swaranalata; the songs having been composed by Naushad who had, by this time, emerged as the best Music Director in Hindi films.

(Courtesy: Cinestaan.com)

Pahle Aap was the next movie in 1944, an AR Kardar movie starring Shamim, Wasti and Jeevan.

Naushad, yet another time, composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Hindustan Ke Hum Hai Hindustan Hamara Mohammed Rafi
2. Tum Dilli Me Mai Aagre Me Mohammed Rafi
3. Bekabar Jaag Zaraa Kisaki Aulaad Hai Tu Mohammed Rafi
4. More Saiyya Ji Ne Bheji Chunri Zohrabai Ambalewali
5. Aankh Bhar Aayi Zohrabai Ambalewali
6. Tore Naina Me Jiya Kho Gaya Zohrabai Ambalewali
7. Ek Bar Unhe Mila De Phir Meri Tauba Maula Mohammed Rafi
8. Kale Kale Badal Aaye Zohrabai Ambalewali
9. Dil Me Aag Lagane Wale Zohrabai Ambalewali
10. Aa Jaa Kahi Door Chale Zohrabai Ambalewali
11. Bekhabar Jag Zara (Part 2)

Now for the first time you would have noticed some of DN Madhok – Naushad Ali songs having been sung by Mohammad Rafi. Rafi’s first song was in the same year composed by Shyam Sunder for Gaon Ki Gori: Aji dil ho kaabu mein to dildar ki aisi taisi, a duet with GM Durrani.

Therefore, Hindustan ke ham hain Hindustan hamara was his first solo and first song with Naushad. Worth listening to.

Please enjoy: Hindustan ke ham hain Hindustan hamara…

hindustan ke hum hai hindustan hamara
hindu muslim dono ki aankho ka tara
hindustan ke hum hai hindustan hamara
hindu muslim dono ki aankho ka tara

jara hari khetiya jhum rahi hai jhum rahi hai
jhuk ke janni ko chum rahi hai chum rahi hai
sab jag se uncha sab jag se nyara
hindustan ke hum hai hindustan hamara
hindu muslim dono ki aankho ka tara

jaha ped gaye hai aahan kale aahan kale
jaha hue kalwi wale kalwi wale
nanak ki bhumi guru ka dwara
inki chaya me hai desh hamara
hindustan ke hum hai hindustan hamara
hindu muslim dono ki aankho ka tara

lo chale sipahi banke bharti banke bharti
ab aaye samne himmat kiski himmat kiski
har maidan jeeta har maidan mara
hindustan ke hum hai hindustan hamara
hindu muslim dono ki aankho ka tara
hindustan ke hum hai hindustan hamara
hindu muslim dono ki aankho ka tara

Day #24, Song #71
Tum Dilli main Agre mein

We have just started listening to songs from the 1944 AR Kardar movie Pahle Aap starring Shamim, Wasti and Jeevan. Eleven of these songs were composed by Naushad including the first ever song of Mohammad Rafi with Naushad.

The second song too has been sung by Mohammad Rafi and Shyam Kumar.

Please enjoy: Tum Dilli main Agre mein…

tum dilli main aagra dil se nikle haye fasla
fasla sau kosh ka hum me sawan bito jaye
tum bhi sache main bhi sachi
badal ghir ghir aaye
meri ma meri maa ye na samjhe
chhore ka dil sau bal khaye

dekh mar jaye na tera sajan kahi
kya kahu main piya bat bas ki nahi
maa ko dam deke aa jao
meri kasam jiya chain paye
meri maa meri maa ye na samjhe
chhore ka dil sau bal khaye
meri maa meri maa ye na samjhe
chhore ka dil sau bal khaye
tum dilli mai aagre dil se nikle haye fasla
fasla sau kosh ka humne sawan bito jaye

tum bhi sache main bhi sachi
badal ghir ghir aaye
meri ma meri maa ye na samjhe
chhore ka dil sau bal khaye

aas roti hai aur dil paresan hai
tera sajan koi dam ka mehman hai
aake surat dikha jao meri kasam
kale badal aaye
aake surat dikha jao meri kasam
kale badal aaye fasla fasla sau kosh ka
hum me sawan bito jaye fasla
fasla sau kosh ka hum me sawan bito jaye
tum dilli mai aagre dil se nikle haye fasla
fasla sau kosh ka humme sawan bito jaye

tum bhi sache mai bhi sachi
badal ghir ghir aaye
meri ma meri maa ye na samjhe
chhore ka dil sau bal khaye

Day #24, Song #72
Ek baar unhen mila de phir meri tauba tauba

And for the last song tonight of 1944 AR Kardar movie Pahle Aap starring Shamin, Wasti and Jeevan.

As I said, eleven songs of the movie were composed by Naushad including the first ever song of Mohammad Rafi with Naushad and the first to be released in a movie.

The next song again has been sung by Shyam and Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Ek baar unhen mila de phir meri tauba tauba…

ek bar unhe mila de ek bar unhe mila de
phir meri tauba maula phir meri tauba
ab to lagi bujha de aji dil ki lagi bujha de
phir meri tauba maula phir meri tauba

waro ki bala se bijli chamke
ya ghata chhaye gadha bole kahi ya kan me
koyal ki kuk aaye wo kya jane papiha
kisliye pihu ki dhun gaye
jara joru ki furkat me tadapto ki suno
ek bar unhe mila de phir meri tauba maula
phir meri tauba ab to lagi bujha de
aji dil ki lagi bujha de phir meri tauba maula
phir meri tauba

har ek lab ke daman hai mere nate
kasam hamari jo gaye na joruo wale
ek bar unhe mila de phir meri tauba maula
phir meri tauba ab to lagi bujhade
aji dil ki lagi bujha de phir meri tauba maula
phir meri tauba

tum hardum nind me hum aur jagana tera
rat ko loriya de deke sulana tera
yaad aata hai to dil roke yahi kahta hai
phir meri tauba maula phir meri tauba
ab to lagi bujha de aji dil ki lagi bujha de
phir meri tauba maula phir meri tauba

Day #25, Song #73
Angdayi teri yaad mein

I am sorry for the long break caused to a large extent by difficult times that we are passing through. But, here I am, hopefully to stay.

(Courtesy: Cinestaan.com)

His only movie in 1945 was Shirin Farhad. It was the second time a movie with this name was made. The first time it was made was in 1931, the second talkie movie after Alam Ara.

The story of Shirin Farhad owes to Persian poet Nizami Ganjavi. He wrote a fictional love story between Shirin who was later to become the queen of Persia and Khosrow. Nizami Ganjavi also wrote Laila Majnu.

The movie was directed by Prahlad Dutta and starred Jayant, Ragini, Gyani, Gulam Mohammad and Zahur Shah.

Pandit Amarnath and Rasheed Attre composed following songs penned by Deena Nath Madhok:

1. Aramaanon Ki Basti Men Shamshad Begum
2. Mai Kya Hu Bhala Ye Batao
3. Sun Baat Kisi Mastane Ki
4. Ye Mere Pyar Ka Ghar S. D. Batish, Shamshad Begum
5. Angdayi Teri Yaad Mein
6. Shokh Aankho Mein Kalikh
7. Tu Nahi To Aasra Mujhko

Please enjoy Shamshad Begum singing: Angdayi teri yaad mein…

Day #25, Song #74
Nainan mein koi chhaye kyun

(Courtesy: Cinestaan.com)

In 1946 too there was only one movie for which he wrote songs: Insaaf. It was a Phani Majumdar movie starring Swaran Lata and Navin Yagnik.

HP Das composed the following songs penned by him and for the first time we have a song sung by Manna Dey!

1. Nainan Me Koi Chaye Kyu Rajkumari
2. Rukhi Sukhi Mai Kha Lungi Mohammed Rafi
3. Ghadi Ghadi Baadal Me
4. Naino Ke Badal Baras Rahe Manna Dey
5. Garibo Ki Duniya Rajkumari
6. Chala Chal Utha Ke Kadam
7. Mere Dil Koi Na Aaye Rajkumari
8. O Ji Mere Balamwa Manna Dey, Rajkumari

We shall have three songs: two tonight and one tomorrow.

Lets start with Rajkumari singing: Nainan mein koi chhaye kyun…

nainan me koi chhaye kyu
nainan me koi chhaye kyu
baras rahe dono
are jiya tu hi bata
koi yaad aaye kyu
nainan me koi chhaye kyu

kya sukh paya, nain mila ke
chale dil me dard basa ke
kya sukh paya, nain mila ke
chale dil me dard basa ke
mithe mithe bol kisi ke
mithe mithe bol kisi ke
dil me gade aake
are piya tu hi bata koi
yaad aaye kyu
nainan me koi chhaye kyu

janu mai sab, meri lagi
unko bhi lag jaye
meri tarah unke bhi
dil se nikle haye
janu mai sab, meri lagi
unko bhi lag jaye
meri tarah unke bhi
dil se nikle haye
unke bhi naina bhar aaye
chham chham aansu barsaye
unke bhi naina bhar aaye
chham chham aansu barsaye
aankho aankho me unki
aankho aankho me unki
raat nikal jaye
are jiya tu hi bata koi
yaad aaye kyu
nainan me koi chhaye kyu
nainan me koi chhaye kyu

Day #25, Song #75
Rukhi sukhi main kha lungi

Tonight we restarted after two weeks. We are in the year 1946; 34th year of Indian movies and 16th year after talkies started with Alam Ara in 1931.

Tonight we took up a song from his only movie in 1945: Shirin Farhad sung by Shamshad Begum and then we took up a song sung by Rajkumari Dubey for his only movie in 1946: Insaaf, a Phani Majumdar movie starring Swaran Lata and Navin Yagnik.

Hamida Bano

This too was composed by HP Das and sung by Hamida Banu and Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Rukhi sukhi main kha lungi…

rukhi sukhi mai kha lungi
rukhi sukhi mai kha lungi
paas bula lo more raja
ho sawan me garwa laga lungi
ho sawan me garwa laga lungi
paas bula lo more raja

chhuti na deve, daroga mijaji
chhuti na deve, daroga mijaji
tohe bulane pe, hove na raji
tohe bulane pe, hove na raji
aaja use mai samjha lungi
o aaja use mai samjha lungi
ha sawan me garwa laga lungi
paas bula lo more raja

gusse ka hitler hai ye ram jane
gusse ka hitler hai ye ram jane
teri to kya, baap ki bhi na mane
teri to kya, baap ki bhi na mane
yu to mai usko mana lungi
o yu to mai usko mana lungi
ha sawan me garwa laga lungi
paas bula lo more raja

rukhi sukhi, mai kha lungi
rukhi sukhi, mai kha lungi
paas bula lo more raja
ho sawan me garwa laga lungi
ho sawan me garwa laga lungi
paas bula lo more raja

sawan me garwa laga lungi
ho sawan me garwa laga lungi
paas bula lo more raja

Day #26, Song #76
Naino ke badal baras rahe

Yesterday, we started taking up songs of the 1946 (his only movie that year) Phani Majumdar movie Insaaf starring Swaranlata and Navin Yagnik.

HP Das composed all the eight songs. I gave you two: One by Rajkumari Dubey and one by Hamid Banu and Mohammad Rafi. Here is DN Madhok’s first ever song sung by Manna Dey.

Please enjoy: Naino ke badal baras rahe…

Day #26, Song #77
Sukh leke dukh de gaya

That brings us to the year of independence: 1947. It was the 16th year of DN Madhok’s career and he had two movies in which he wrote songs: Bela and Parwana.

Bela was a Chaturbhujh Doshi movie starring Jairaj, Nigar Sultana, Rekha, P T Iqbal, S N Tripathi, Usha B R Sharma, and Mast Mohd.

Paidi Jairaj was, of course, winner of Dadasaheb Phalke Award in the year 1980, the 12th personality to have won this award after the first award was bestowed upon Devika Rani in 1969.

The composer was Bulo C Rani and he composed the following songs of DN Madhok:

1. Bhago Ki Raat Re Pade Barsat Re Zohrabai Ambalewali
2. Dekhi Teri Duniya O Duniya Wale Zohrabai Ambalewali
3. More Gali Aa Re Balam Nanhi Si Jaan Hai Meri Zohrabai Ambalewali
4. Peepal Ke Patte Se Chikni A.R. Oza, Zohrabai Ambalewali
5. Sukh Leke Dukh De Gaya Zohrabai Ambalewali
6. Bhigi Bhigi Palke Hain Zohrabai Ambalewali
7. Mohe Banka Balam Lage Piyar Zohrabai Ambalewali
8. Pardesi Piya Re Ab Mose Na Guzare Re Zohrabai Ambalewali
9. Pyar Ke Mithe Mithe Bol Ek Bar Suna Ja Zohrabai Ambalewali
10. Thode Dino Ki Zindagani Zohrabai Ambalewali

We shall be taking up three songs; two today and one tomorrow.

Lets start with this beautiful song sung by Zohrabai Ambalewali.

Please enjoy: Sukh leke dukh de gaya…

sukh le ke dukh de gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya
sukh le ke dukh de gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya

abhi bhare dil ko samjhaya
phir yaad aayi fir bhar aaya
abhi bhare dil ko samjhaya
phir yaad aayi fir bhar aaya
dard anokhe de gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya
sukh le ke dukh de gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya

labon ko haye aakh ka pani
dil ko mithi pir suhani
labon ko haye aakh ka pani
dil ko mithi pir suhani
chhail nishani de gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya
sukh le ke dukh de gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya
wo jo humara dil le gaya

Day #26 Song #78
Bhagon ki raat re pade barsaat re

We just started taking up songs of the 1947 movie Bela that were composed by Bulo C Rani.

This second song was also sung by Zohrabai Ambalewali.

Please enjoy: Bhagon ki raat re pade barsaat re…

I hope you liked my choice of songs for Part III.

Please await songs of DN Madhok of Part IV.

THE BEST SONGS OF DN MADHOK – PART II – 1941 TO 1943

As with all posts on Lyricists, these posts are a compilation of my daily posts on my Facebook page Lyrical.

I hope you liked my choice of songs for Part I.

Lets begin taking up songs for Part II.

Day #10, Song #28
Genda samajh ke uchhalo na sajaniya

On the tenth day, we come to 18th movie of his career that started with the 1932 Radhey Shyam: the 1941 movie Ummeed, a Manibhai Vyas movie starring Ishwar Lal, Prabha, Neela, Noor Jehan, Inayat, Ibraham, and Bhagwan Das.

He paired with the great Khemchand Prakash again and made the following songs:

1. Bandhu Re Mere Bandhu Re
2. Aaja Aaja O Jane Wale
3. Haan Ambva Pe Bole Koyaliya
4. More Aangan Me Aaja Piya
5. Jivan Ka Balidan Kar De
6. Genda Samajh Ke Uchalo Na Sajaniya
7. Jaago Ji Nandlal
8. Motor Dhire Dhire Hank Re Driver

Song #6 was sung by Noor Jehan and Ishwar Lal, both acting in the movie.

Noor Jehan was born on 23 Sep 1926 and hence she was only 14 years old when she acted and sang in this movie. She had begun her career as a child artiste in 1935 Punjabi movie Pind Di Kudi and hence this role was her first adult role before she acted as the main lead opposite Pran in the 1942 movie Khandan.

Please enjoy Noor Jehan and Ishwar Lal singing: Genda samajh ke uchhalo na sajaniya…

Day #10, Song #29
Madhukar Shyam hamare chor

With the first movie of 1942, DN Madhok tasted unprecedented success.

(en.wikipedia.org)

The movie’s name was Bhakta Surdas; a Chaturbhuj Doshi movie starring KL Saigal in the first movie after he moved to Bombay from Calcutta.

All this while, most of the movies for which I have given you songs was Ranjit Moviestone productions. The company began production of silent films in 1929 under the banner Ranjit Film Company and by 1932 (when DN Madhok began his career) had made 39 pictures, most of them social dramas. The company changed its name to Ranjit Movietone in 1932 and during the 1930s produced numerous successful talkies at the rate of about six a year. At this time, the studio employed around 300 actors, technicians and other employees. It packed up in 1960s.

Bhakta Surdas was produced under the banner Ranjit Studios. It starred, as I told you, KL Saigal, Khursheed, Monica Desai, Nagendra, M. Saigal and N. Desai.

The movie had 13 songs in all; all penned by DN Madhok and all composed by Gyan Dutt:

1 “Nainheen Ko Raah Dikha Prabhu” K. L. Saigal
2 “Nis Din Barsat Nain Hamaare” K. L. Saigal
2 “Kadam Chale Aage Man Paachhe Bhaage” K. L. Saigal
3 “Madhukar Shyaam Hamaare Chor” K. L. Saigal
4 “Maiya Mori Mai Nahi Makhan Khayo” K. L. Saigal
5 “Din Se Dugunee Ho Jaye Ratiya Hai” K. L. Saigal
6 “Rain Gayi Ab Hua Savera” K. L. Saigal
7 “Manwa Krishna Naam Rate Ja” K. L. Saigal
8 “Madhur Madhur Gaa Re Manawa” Khursheed
9 “Chandani Rat Aur Tare Khile Ho” Khursheed, Saigal
10 “Sar Pe Kadamb Ki Chhainya Muraliya Baje Re” Saigal, Rajkumari
11 “Panchhi Bawara Chand Se Preet Lagaaye” Khursheed
12 “Naina Re Dekhe Unake Nain” Khursheed
13 “Jis Jogi Ka Jog Liya” Khursheed, Saigal

As you would have guessed it, we shall be spending quite some time on these songs.

Lets start with the best song of the movie sung by KL Saigal.

Please enjoy: Madhukar Shyam hamare chor…

madhukar shyaam hamaare chor
madhukar shyaam hamaare chor
madhukar shyaam hamaare chor
madhukar shyaam hamaare chor
man har lino maadhuri murat
man har lino maadhuri murat nirakh nain ki kor
shyaam hamaare chor chor
shyaam hamaare chor
madhukar shyaam hamaare chor

sir pe jaake mukat suhaaye
sir pe jaake mukat suhaaye
maathe tilak nain kajaraare
maathe tilak nain kajaraare
mukh sudar jyun bhor
shyaam hamaare chor chor
shyaam hamaare chor
madhukar shyaam hamaare chor

surdas ke chor kanhaiya manmohan murali ke bajaiya
surdas ke chor kanhaiya manmohan murali ke bajaiya
manmohan murali ke bajaiya
natakhat nandakishor, chor
shyaam hamaare chor
madhukar shyaam hamaare chor
shyaam hamaare chor
shyaam hamaare chor
shyaam hamaare chor
madhukar shyaam hamaare chor

Day #10, Song #30
Nainheen ko raah dikha prabhu

Today has been a very good day so far. In the first song, I covered for you the first song of Noor Jehan on the lyrics of DN Madhok as an adult; a duet with Ishwarlal (his last movie in 1941: Ummeed): Genda samajh ke uchhalo na sajaniya. After that I covered one song from KL Saigal’s first movie after he moved to Bombay from Calcutta: Bhakta Surdas: Madhukar Shyam hamare chor.

Let’s end tonight with a bhajan that was sung by KL Saigal and became very popular.

Please enjoy: Nainheen ko raah dikha prabhu…

nain hi ko rah dikha prabhu nain hi ko rah dikha prabhu
pag pag thokar khau mai
nain hi ko rah dikha prabhu pag pag thokar khau mai
nain hi ko

tumhari nagariya kee kathin dagariya
tumhari nagariya kee kathin dagariya
chalat chalat gir jau mai prabhu
nain hi ko rah dikha prabhu pag pag thokar khau mai
nain hi ko rah dikha prabhu

chahu or mere ghor andhera bhul naa jau dwar teraa
chahu or mere ghor andhera bhul naa jau dwar teraa
ek bar prabhu hath pakad lo
ek bar prabhu hath pakad lo
ek bar prabhu hath pakad lo
mann kaa dip jalau mai, prabhu
nain hi ko rah dikha prabhu pag pag thokar khau mai
nain hi ko

Day #11, Song #31
Panchhi bawara chand se preet lagaye

We had, on the 10th Day, started with the songs of the 1942 Chaturbhujh Doshi movie Bhakta Surdas starring KL Saigal in the title role.

We also took up two out of 13 beautiful songs composed by the great Gyan Dutt and sung by the great KL Saigal: 1. Madhukar Shyam hamare chor and 2. Nainheen ko raah dikha prabhu.

Today, we start with a delightful song sung by Khursheed Bano. The video is of course not from this movie.

Please enjoy: Panchhi bawara chand se preet lagaye…

panchhi baawra
panchhi baawra
chand se prit lagaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
chand se prit lagaye
chand se prit lagaye

saya dekh nadi me murakh
phula nahi samaye
saya dekh nadi me murakh
phula nahi samaye
wo harjaai taaro ke sang
wo harjaai taaro ke sang
apni rass rachaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra

kaun bataye tujhe chakora
kaun bataye tujhe chakora
gore man ke kaale
kaun bataye tujhe chakora
gore man ke kaale
jyun-jyun prit badhayega tu
jyun-jyun prit badhayega tu
tyun-tyun wo ghat jaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
chand se prit lagaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra

Day #11, Song #32
Rain gayi ab hua savera

We have already taken up three songs out of 13 from the 1942 Churbhujh Doshi movie Bhakta Surdas with KL Saigal in the title role.

Let’s take another beautiful song penned by DN Madhok, composed by Gyan Dutt and sung by KL Saigal.

Please enjoy: Rain gayi ab hua savera…

rain gayi ab huaa savera, yaad teri ne ghera hai
rain gayi ab huaa savera, yaad teri ne ghera hai
rain gayi ab huaa savera

tumase nain lagake saajan, tumase nain lagake saajan
duniya se munh phera hai, rain gayi ab hua savera

tum to dil ki dhadakan banake, dil me aake baith gaye
tum to dil ki dhadakan banake, dil me aake baith gaye
is ghar ko jo kho baitha hai, is ghar ko jo kho baitha hai
us ka kaun basera hai, rain gayi ab hua savera

man ke panchhi soch-samajh le, vo jaadu ki nagari hai
man ke panchhi soch-samajh le, vo jaadu ki nagari hai
sambhal sambhal kar ghar aana, nazaro ne jaal bakhera hai
rain gayi ab hua savera, yaad teri ne ghera hai
rain gayi ab hua savera

Day #11, Song #33
Chandani raat aur taare khile hon

We have already taken up four songs of the 13 from the 1942 Chaturbhuj Doshi movie Bhakta Surdas.

As I said, this was the first movie of KL Saigal after he moved to Bombay. He became known as the singing-star after the movie.

This movie was also the first big success of Khursheed Bano.

Hence, before I end today, let me give you a song sung by both KL Saigal and Khursheed Bano.

Please enjoy: Chandani raat aur taare khile hon…

chandani raat aur tare khile ho
chandani raat aur tare khile ho
chandani raat aur tare khile ho
taro ki chhaiya me do dil mile ho
taro ki chhaiya me do dil mile ho
chandani raat aur tare khile ho
chandani raat aur tare khile ho

badariya me chanda ghadi bhar ko jaye
badariya me chanda ghadi bhar ko jaye
koyi mere kano me kuchh kehne aaye
koyi mere kano me kuchh kehne aaye
manu toh hans de, na manu toh ruthe
manu toh hans de, na manu toh ruthe
duniya jise chahe woh silsile ho
duniya jise chahe woh silsile ho
chandani raat aur tare khile ho
chandani raat aur tare khile ho

mai chup hu, mai chup hu toh unka jiya baitha jaye
mai chup hu, mai chup hu toh unka jiya baitha jaye
mai toku, mai toku toh unka jiya talamalaye
kabhi mai manayu kabhi woh manaye
kabhi mai manayu kabhi woh manaye
nigahe mile gul sare khile ho
kabhi mai manayu kabhi woh manaye
chandani raat aur tare khile ho
chandani raat aur tare khile ho
taro ki chhaiya me do dil mile ho
taro ki chhaiya me do dil mile ho
chandani raat aur tare khile ho
chandani raat aur tare khile ho

Day #12, Song #34
Tu kaunsi badli mein mere chand hai aaja

I am sorry for the long break from 21st Feb due to my sickness. Even though I am still sick, here I am in a limited way.

We took up four songs of the 1942 movie Bhakta Surdas composed by Guan Dutt.

His next movie in 1942 was Jhankar, a S Khalil movie starring Chandra Mohan, Pramila and Azurie. Bashir Dehlvi composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1. Kahe Ko Byahi Bades Ri Lakhi Babul
2. Hum To Do Bol Kehke Hare Hai
3. Jaao Ji Mere Babu Ji Tumse Na Bolenge
4. Naino Me Aaja
5. Raat Haneri Mahi Ve Vach Chamakan Tare
6. Dil Ki Dhadkan Par Gaa
7. Is Dil Ka Thikana Kaun
8. Naihar Se Mai Chali Peehar Ko
9. Padosan Ka Ladka More Mann Bhaye

(Courtesy: alechtron.com)

His next movie in 1942 was Khandaan; a Shaukat Hussain Rizvi movie starring Pran, Noor Jehan, Ghulam Mohammad and M Ajmal.

“It was written by author Imtiaz Ali Taj and made in Pancholi’s Lahore studio. For the first time in British India, there was a lot of “ahead of film release” publicity for this film. As a result, this became a much-awaited film for the Indian public and became a hit film when released.”

Ghulam Haider composed the following songs penned by Deena Nath Madhok and these were very well received:

1. “Mere Liye Jahan Mein Chaen Hai Naa Qaraar Hai” – Noor Jehan
2. “Tu Kaunsi Badli Mein Mere Chand Hai Aaja” – Noor Jehan
3. “Khelenge Hum Aankh Macholi” – Noor Jehan
4. “Mere Baagh Ka Mali Phir Aagaya” – Shamshad Begum
5. “Maar Gayi Re Hamein Teri Nazaria” – Noor Jehan
6. “Udja Udja Panchhi Udja” – Noor Jehan & Ghulam Haider
7. “Chalo Paniya Bharan Ko Chalein” – Shamshad Begum & Nasim Akhtar
8. “Mere Mann Ka Panchhi Kyun Bole” – Noor Jehan
9. “Meri Ammi Ka Raj Bhala” – Shamshad Begum

Lets start with the best song of the movie sung by Noor Jehan.

Please enjoy: Tu kaunsi badli mein mere chand hai aaja…

tu kaun si badli me mere chand hai aa ja
tu kaun si badli me mere chand hai aaja
tare hai mere jakhme jigar in me sama ja
tare hai mere jakhme jigar in me sama ja
tu kaun si badli me mere chand hai aaja

dil dhund raha hai dil dhund raha hai
ke mera chand kaha hai
dil dund raha hai dil dund raha hai
ke mera chand kaha hai
choti si jhalak de ke meri id banaja
choti si jhalak de ke meri id banaja
tare hai mere jakhme jigar in me sama ja
tare hai mere jakhme jigar in me sama ja
tu kaun si badli me mere chand hai aaja

pehlu me liye
haye pehlu me liye baithi hu mai
dard bhara dil pehlu me liye
haye pehlu me liye baithi hu mai
dard bara dil mar jau ya jiti rahu
ye to bata ja mar jau ya jiti rahu
ye to bata ja tare hai mere jakhme jigar
in me sama ja
tare hai mere jakhme jigar in me sama ja
tu kaun si badli me mere chand hai aaja

tare hai mere jakhme jigar in me sama ja
tu kaun si badli me mere chand hai aaja

Day #12, Song #35
Mere liye jahanm mein chain na karaar hai

After a long absence due to my sickness, I am somewhat back and we started off with songs of the 1942 movie Khandaan that were composed by Ghulam Haider.

The first songs that we took up was sung by Noor Jehan: Tu kaun si badli mein mere chand hai aaja.

The second one too was sung by Noor Jehan.

Please enjoy: Mere liye jahanm mein chain na karaar hai…

mere liye jahan me mere liye jahan me
chain hai na karar hai mere liye jahan me
chain hai na karar hai dil me hai bekarariya
dil me hai bekarariya aankho me intejar hai

dil pe jara si thes di dil pe jara si thes di
yas ka rang bhar diya dil pe jara si thes di
yas ka rang bhar diya dhire se mukura diye
dhire se mukura diye kehne lage ye pyar hai
mere liye jahan me chain hai na karar hai

aankho me fir utar gaya aankho me fir utar gaya
duniya ka dard bhar gaya aankho me fir utar gaya
duniya ka dard bhar gaya thame jigar sune koi
gana nahi pukar hai mere liye jahan me
chain hai na karar hai dil me hai bekarariya
dil me hai bekarariya aankho me intejar hai

Day #12, Song #36
Pee le pee le more raja pee le

After a long absence from this page, I have already given you two delightful songs sung by Noor Jehan for the 1942 movie Khandaan that were composed by Ghulam Haider.

And now we have a song sung by Shamshad Begum.

Please enjoy: Pee le pee le more raja pee le…

pi le, pi le ho more raja
pi le, pi le
dojakh se na dar more raja
more raja ho more raja
pi le, pi le ho more raja
pi le, pi le
dojakh se na dar more raja
more raja o more raja
pi le, pi le

angur me rahti thi
angur me rahti thi
dilo me rehti hai o more raja
dilo me rehti hai
aur sanchi chilman se
ho more saiya yu ja ke kehti hai
aur sanchi chilman se
ho more saiya yu ja ke kehti hai
pine ka jamana hai
inkaar na kar
more raja ho more raja
pi le, pi le
more raja pi le, pi le
dojakh se na dar more raja
more raja ho more raja
pi le, pi le

purnur afsaana hai, purnur afsaana hai
?kahani hai, o more raja
?kahani hai
sukh dukh ke budhaape me ha
sukh dukh ke budhaape me
o more saiya ,saiya re
baki kya jawani hai

Day #13, Song #37
Roothna pyar mein hai karwat ka badal jaana

Before we come to his next movie: the 1942 movie Maheman, lets take stock:

Deena Nath Madhok amongst the first generation of Lyricists in Hindi movies, the others being Kavi Pradeep and Kidar Sharma.

Whereas Raja Harishchandra was the first Indian movie in 1913, the first movie with sound was Alam Ara in 1931. Immediately after that, from his 1932 movie Radhey Shyam, we have been following his career.

So far, I have given you 36 of his songs from 21 movies with 221 songs; the last one being nine songs that he wrote for the 1942 movie Khandaan out of which I gave you three.

(en.wikipedia.org)

Lets now turn to his next movie of 1942: Maheman, a Chaturbhuj Doshi movie starring Madhuri, Ishwarlal, Mubarak, Bhagwandas and Shamim.

The great composer Khemchand Prakash composed following songs penned by DN Madhok:

1 “Aayi Atariya Pe Sone Na Sone Diya” Shamim Akhtar
2 “Kya Chain Se Baithe Hain Baichain Mujhe Kar Ke” Rajkumari
3 “Meri Jholi Mein Hain Mere Chor” Rajkumari, Kesari
4 “Daga Deke Chale Nahin Jana” Sunila Das Gupta
5 “Bana Na Taan Gori” Rajkumari
6 “Akele Honge Ri Chal Jamna Ke” Rajkumari, Kesari
7 “Is Ghoomti Duniya Mein Hai Kiska Thikana” Shamim
8 “Roothna Pyar Mein Hai Karwat Ka Badal Jana” Bulo C. Rani
9 “Yeh Mere Bhaiya Yeh Unka Dil Hai” Shamim
10 “Zara Dheere Ho Dheere Sajanwa” Shamim, Rama Shukul
11 “Teer Unke Kaleje Ka Us Paar Nahin Hota” Shamim Akhtar
12 “Saiyan Gaye Pardes Main Soye Rahi” Sunila Das Gupta

Please pay attention to song #8 sung by no other than the composer Bulo C Rani. He too started, like DN Madhok, under the banner of Ranjit Moviestone, but, seven years after him in 1939. Since then he scored music for 71 movies. His death, at the age of 73 years, on 24 May 1993, was a tragedy. Not able to get any assignments, he committed suicide; the fate of a very early composer in Hindi movies.

Lets, therefore, listen to the song sung by him.

Please enjoy: Roothna pyar mein hai karwat ka badal jaana…

Day #13, Song #38
Kya chain se baithe hain bechain mujhe kar ke

Whilst taking stock with the last song from the 1942 Chaturbhuj Doshi movie Mehman, you must have realised how hard life was with the pioneers in production of songs. We learnt that Bulo C Rani, composer in 71 movies, committed suicide in 1993, at the age of 73, since he wasn’t getting any assignments to keep him going.

Now look at the singer Rajkumari Dubey. She was singing in a chorus in Pakeezah when Naushad saw her and realised what a comedown it was for her from being a lead singer in 40s to becoming part of chorus to keep body and soul together.

Hence, my second choice of song, from the 1942 movie Mehman is the one sung by Rajkumari.

Please enjoy: Kya chain se baithe hain bechain mujhe kar ke…

kya chain se baithe hai
bechain mujhe kar ke
kya chain se baithe hai
bechain mujhe kar ke
kurban mai ho jau
dekho jo najar bhar ke
kurban mai ho jau
dekho jo najar bhar ke
kya chain se baithe hai
bechain mujhe kar ke

kah do agar sambhala hai
aisa teri ulfat ko
kah do agar sambhala hai
aisa teri ulfat ko
ham aah bhi barte hai
sach kehte hai dar dar ke
ham aah bhi barte hai
sach kehte hai dar dar ke

ek hath jigar pe hai
ek dil ko sambhale hai
ek hath jigar pe hai
ek dil ko sambhale hai
ham teri mohabbat me
jite bhi hai mar mar ke
ham teri mohabbat me
jite bhi hai mar mar ke

Day #13, Song #39
Ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai

For the third song (out of 12) of the 1942 Chaturbhuj Doshi movie Mehman (DN Madhok’s 22nd movie), I have chosen a Shamim song.

(discogs.com)

Who was Shamim; any guesses ladies and gentlemen? Shamim Bano was related to both Khursheed Bano and Meena Kumari. She was actor singer in this movie. However, her best role was opposite Dilip Kumar in 1944 movie Jwar Bhata. “She was the second wife of famed Pakistani film director and producer Anwar Kamal Pasha, and thus daughter-in-law of poet, writer and scholar Hakim Ahmad Shuja.”

She migrated to Pakistan in 1947.

Lets enjoy a delightful song penned by DN Madhok, composed by Khemchand Prakash and sung by Shamim Bano for the 1942 Chaturbhuj Doshi movie Mehman: Ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai…

ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai
ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai

ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai
ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai

bhabhi hai gori dil kala kala
bhabhi hai gori dil kala kala
par is kaale ka sab hai ghotala
par is kaale ka sab hai ghotala

ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai
ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai

bhaiya to jaa se iska ghayal hai
bhaiya to jaa se iska ghayal hai
bhabhi ke til pe bhaiya ka dil hai
bhabhi ke til pe bhaiya ka dil hai

ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai
ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai
ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai
ye mere bhaiya ye unka dil hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai
ye meri bhabhi mukhade pe til hai

Day #14, Song #40
Jhan jhan veena baje

We shall be completing two weeks of Lyricist #11 (not in any particular ranking or order) DN Madhok.

We are in the 11th year of his career: 1942.

(Cinestaan.com)

His next movie in 1942 was Vasantsena (if you recall that was the name of the courtesan played by Rekha in Shashi Kapoor’s Utsav).

It was a Gajanan Jagirdar movie starring Jagirdar, Vanmala, Shahu Modak, E Tarapore, Navin Yagnik, and Sunalini Devi.

Master Krishnarao composed the following songs penned by him and Neelkanth Tewari:

1. Dekho Gagan Ke Dwar
2. Ja Re Papiha Piya Ko Suna De
3. Mann Basiya Tan Rasiya
4. Utho Chalo Aage Badho
5. Chuk Karti Ye Gaadi Chalti Jati
6. Duniya Ki Asha
7. Jhan Jhan Beena Baje
8. Preet Lagani Us Chand Se
9. Vasant Sena Rani

Please enjoy Shahu Modak and Vanmala singing: Jhan jhan veena baje…

Day #14, Song #41
Hum tumse maangte hain

(Cinestaan.com)

His next movie in 1942 was Zamindar, a Moti Gidwani movie starring Gulam Mohammad, Shanta Apte, M Ismail, S D Narang, Akhtar, G N Butt, Manorama, Durga Khote, and Anwari.

Ghulam Haider composed one of his songs; the others were penned by Behzad Lakhnavi, Qamar Jalalabadi, and Nazim Panipati: Armaan tadapate hain pehlu mein mere aake.

His next movie was his last one in 1942: Zevar; a K Amar Nath movie starring Jayant, Indurani, E Billimoria, Raaj, and Veen Badri Prasad.

He shared credit with Sahir to write the following songs that were composed by Pandit Badri Prasad:

1. Aayenge Jab Pyare Sajan Aayenge
2. Bas Aahe Bharti Hu
3. Mora Bala Jobanwa Chhalka
4. Wo Ghir Ghir Ke Aayi Hai
5. Albela Jivan Ek Pagli
6. Man Ki Bhent Chadhaye Ja
7. Tohe Prem Se Khana Khilau Sajni
8. Zara Humse Milo

(Cinestaan.com)

His first movie in 1943 was Bansari. It was a Jayant Desai movie. it starred Ishwarlal, Noor Mohammed Charlie, Dixit, Shamim Akhtar, Kesari and Urmila.

All songs were composed by Gyan Dutt and all but one were penned by DN Madhok:

1 “Aaya Aaya Karo Idhar Bhi Meri Jaan” Noor Mohammed Charlie D. N. Madhok
2 “Cham Cham Chamke Jyoti Sakhi Ri” Shamim D. N. Madhok
3 “Dard Jaaye Na” Shamim Pandit Indra
4 “Dil Lagaya Tha Dillagi Ke Liye” D. N. Madhok
5 “Jab Se Mali Teri Dar Ki Khak” D. N. Madhok
6 “Hum Tumse Mangte Hain” Amirbai Karnataki D. N. Madhok
7 “Kachche Rang Tihare Sajanwa” Ishwarlal, Shamim D. N. Madhok
8 “Mere Man Ko Meri Jaan Ko” Charlie D. N. Madhok
9 “Rasiya Ho Rasiya Ho Hamare Raja Vilayti” Leela Sawant, Bulo C Rani Pandit Indra

Please enjoy Amirbai Karnataki singing: Hum tumse maangte hain…

Day #14, Song #42
Mere naina tujhe dhoonde hain sawariya

(bollywoodhungama.com)

In his next movie in 1943: Bhakta Raj, you won’t believe who came on the scene to compose his songs. Well it was Chitalkar Ramchandra!

It was a Jayant Desai movie and also his production. The cast included Vasanti, Vishnupant Pagnis, E. Billimoria, Kaushalya and Dixit.

C Ramchandra composed the following songs penned by him:

1 “Jaag Musafir Chal De Aage”
2 “Mat Kar Tu Abhimaan” Vasanti, Vishnupant Pagnis
3 “Prabhu Ji Mere Aao” Vishnupant Pagnis
4 “Prabhu Aaye Tere Dwaar” Kaushalya, Kanti Lal, Vishnupant Pagnis
5 “Bahaar Aayi Hai” Amirbai Karnataki
6 “Bolo Bolo Re Prabhu Ji” Vasanti
7 “Kahaan Kaala Kaala Main Tera Matwala” Vasanti
8 “Kaisa Sundar Sama Suhana” Vasanti
9 “Jo Hum Bhale Bure Toh Tere” Kaushalya, Vishnupant Pagnis
10 “Mere Naina Tujhe Dhundhe Hai Sawariya” Kaushalya
11 “More Raja Ji Ho More Raja Ji” Rajkumari

To start with please enjoy Kaushalya singing: Mere naina tujhe dhoonde hain sawariya…

Day #15, Song #43
Shabnam kyun neer bahaye

(Cinestaan.com)

His third movie in 1943 was Ishara, a JK Nanda movie starring Prithviraj Kapoor, Suraiya, Swarnlata, Jagdish Sethi, Satish, K. N. Singh, Vatsala Kumtekar, Masood, and Pratimadevi.

That’s big league indeed.

DN Madhok wrote the following songs that were composed by Khurshid Anwar:

1. Shabanam Kyun Nir Bahaaye Gauhar Sultana
2. Rang Rangeela Phagan Aaya
3. Bago Me Koyal Boli Suraiya
4. Dil Le Ke Daga Nahi Dena Vatsala Kumthekar
5. Sajanva Aa Jaa Re Gauhar Sultana
6. Panaghat Pe Muraliyaa Baaje Suraiya
7. Ishk Kaa Dard Sohana Ho Vatsala Kumthekar
8. Dhire Dhire Bol Mere Raja GM Durrani, Rajkumari
9. Hame Gham De Ke Na Jao Sajan Gauhar Sultana

These are all such lovely songs that I feel like giving you all. However, I shall select the best three.

The first one is a most beautiful song not just penned by DN Madhok but sung beautifully by Gauhar Sultana.

Please enjoy: Shabnam kyun neer bahaye…

shabanam kyun nir bahaaye
shabanam kyun nir bahaaye
duniyaa soye
aur ye roye jaaye
shabanam kyun nir bahaaye

jaise niradhan ke rone par
jaise niradhan ke rone par
hansate hai dhanavaan
vaise shabanam ke rone par
vaise shabanam ke rone par
kaliyo ki musakaan
shabanam roye
kaliyo kaa munh dhoye
apani jaan ganvaa kar pagali
jag me phul khilaaye
apani jaan ganvaa kar pagali
jag me phul khilaaye
shabanam kyun nir bahaaye
shabanam kyun nir bahaaye

murakh hai jo chaar ghadi ke
murakh hai jo chaar ghadi ke
jiwan par itaraate hai
hasate phulo ko dekho jo
hasate phulo ko dekho jo
khilate hi murajhaate hai
shabanam roye
murakh gaafil soye
ro-ro ke shabanam is jhuthe
jag kaa bhed bataaye
ro-ro ke shabanam is jhuthe
jag kaa bhed bataaye
shabanam kyun nir bahaaye
shabanam kyun nir bahaaye

Day #15, Song #44
Panghat pe muraliya baaje

We just started taking up songs of the 1943 JK Nanda movie Ishara starring Prithviraj Kapoor, Suraiya and Swaranlata.

Nine songs were penned by Deena Nath Madhok. These were all composed by Khurshid Anwar. I gave you one: Shabnam kyun neer bahaye sung by Gauhar Sultana.

Here is now the eagerly awaited song sung by singing star Suraiya; the first one by her with DN Madhok.

Please enjoy: Panghat pe muraliya baaje…

panghat pe muraliya baaje
aa ha ha panghat pe
panghat pe panghat pe
panghat pe muraliya baaje
mohan ke mukh taak chakori
mohan ke mukh taak chakori
chauk kahu kahu saaje
chauk kahu kahu saaje
aa ha ha panghat pe
panghat pe panghat pe
panghat pe muraliya baaje

ek or jamuna lahraye
ek or jamuna lahraye
duji or san shor machaye
duji or san shor machaye
bich me shyam biraje
bich me shyam biraje
aa ha ha panghat pe
panghat pe panghat pe
panghat pe muraliya baaje

tere sang bijli muskayi
tere sang bijli muskayi
man me ghor ghata hai chhayi
man me ghor ghata hai chhayi
ghat paar koi hari pukare
ghat paar koi hari pukare
man ke payal baaje
man ke payal baaje
panaghat pe muraliyaa baaje
aa ha ha panghat pe
panghat pe panghat pe
panghat pe muraliya baaje
panghat pe

Day #15, Song #45
Ishq ka dard suhana ho

And now for the last song of the 1943 JK Nanda movie Ishara starring Prithviraj Kapoor, Swaranlata and Suraiya.

Here is the third song tonight out of nine penned by DN Madhok and composed by Khurshid Anwar.

(Courtesy: discogs.com)

Please enjoy Vatsala Kumthekar singing: Ishq ka dard suhana ho…

ishq ka dard sohana ho
ishq ka dard sohana ho
ishq ka dard sohana ho
ishq ka dard sohana

ek pahlu me diya dil to diya kya tune
ek pahlu me diya dil to diya kya tune
iss tarah dard se khali hai kiya kya tune
iss tarah dard se khali hai kiya kya tune
kabhi dil se jigar me aana ho
dil se jigar me aana ho
ishq ka dard sohana ho
ishq ka dard sohana ho
ishq ka dard sohana

tu tadapta hai jara
tu tadapta hai jara
unke chale jane se
kyun nahi maanta haye
kyun nahi maanta haye
mere samjhane se
mere dil ko tumhi samjhana ho
dil ko tumhi samjhana ho
ishq ka dard sohana ho
ishq ka dard sohana ho
ishq ka dard sohana

Day #16, Song #46
Ek tu ho ek main hoon

Ladies and gentlemen,

Now for the first time in the career of Deena Nath Madhok that started with the 1932 movie Radhey Shyam, I am excited to tell you that his next movie in 1943: Kanoon was an Abdul Rashid Kardar movie.

Why this excitement? AR Kardar launched the career of Majrooh Sultanpuri and later Shakeel Badayuni and so many others! That’s why.

Having no formal training in film-making, Kardar started film industry in Lahore at a time when most films were made either in Calcutta or in Bombay.

Eleven years after the first movie in India, Dadasaheb Phalke’s Raja Harishchandra, Kardar released The Daughters of Today in Lahore.

In 1930 he shifted to Calcutta and made films under East India Film Company. In 1937 he shifted to Bombay and joined Ranjit Moviestone whose films I have been giving you all this while.

In 1940 he set up his own Kardar Productions and set up the finest studio of those times (air-conditioned make-up rooms!): Kardar Studios.

(courtesy: en.wikipedia.org)

Kanoon was thus a Kardar Production and also directed by him. The film starred Shahu Modak, Mehtab, Gajanan Jagirdar, Nirmala Devi, Ulhas and Badri Prasad.

The movie was the second one of DN Madhok with Naushad.

Naushad’s first film was also with DN Madhok: the 1940 movie Prem Nagar. From the 13 songs in the movie, I gave you on 08 Jan, two of them: Main kali baag mein tu bhanwra, and Ambua pe baitha panchhi kya bole.

In this movie Naushad composed the following songs of DN Madhok:

1 “Aaye Jawani Jaaye Jawani” Suraiya, Shyam
2 “Aa More Saiyan Jiya Kalpaye” Nirmala Devi
3 “Bolo Bolo Re Sajanwa” Nirmala
4 “Saiyaan Khade More Dwaar Mein” Nirmala
5 “Ek Dil Tera Ek Dil Mera” Suraiya, Shyam
6 “Toot Gaya Ek Tara Mann Ka” Suraiya, Shyam
7 “Ek Tu Ho Ek Main Hoon” Suraiya
8 “Suno Fariyad Meri” Nirmala

Lets listen to song #7 sung by Suraiya for Mehtab.

Please enjoy: Ek tu ho ek main hoon…

ik tu ho ek main hu
aur nadi ka kinara ho
sama pyara pyara ho
ho ho ho ho ho ho, hu
ik tu ho ek main hu
aur nadi ka kinara ho
sama pyara pyara ho
ho ho ho ho ho ho, hu

dil ki baat labo pe aaye, haye
dil ki baat labo pe aaye
labo pe aaye kahi na jaye
labo pe aaye kahi na jaye
aankho ka ishara ho
aur koyi naa chara ho
ho ho ho ho ho ho, hu
ik tu ho ek main hu
aur nadi ka kinara ho
sama pyara pyara ho
ho ho ho ho ho ho, hu

purab se ik badal aaye, haye
purab se ik badal aaye
aa ke chanda par chha jaye
aa ke chanda par chha jaye
dhima sa ujiyara ho
hath me hath tumhara ho
ho ho ho ho ho ho, hu
ik tu ho ek main hu
aur nadi ka kinara ho
sama pyara pyara ho
ho ho ho ho ho ho, hu

Day #16, Song #47
Bolo bolo re sajanva main teri kya…

We have started taking up songs of the 1943 movie Kanoon, AR Kardar’s first movie with DN Madhok and Naushad’s second movie with him after Prem Nagar of 1940.

For the second song I have selected one sung by Nirmala Devi.

Who was she? Well, she was actor Govinda’s mother!

She was an actress – singer of 1940s as also a Hindustani classical vocalist of Patiala Gharana.

Please enjoy: Bolo bolo re sajanva main teri kya…

bolo bolo ha bolo bolo re sajanva
mai teri kya
bolo bolo ha bolo bolo re sajaniya
mai tera kya

tum ho mere vo ho kehte hue sharmaau
tum ho mere vo ho kehte hue sharmaau
tum ho meri vo aao tumhe batlau
tum ho meri vo aao tumhe batlau
ri sajaniya mai tera kya
bolo bolo ha bolo bolo re sajanva
mai teri kya

tum ho mere man ki peeda
man ki peeda
tum ho mere man ki peeda
din din badhti jaye, din din badhti jaye
banke bel darwa laagu
banke bel darwa laagu
fir bhi chain na aaye
fir bhi chain na aaye
re sajanva mai teri kya
bolo bolo ha bolo bolo re sajanva
mai teri kya

Day #16, Song #48
Aaye jawani jaaye jawani

Ladies and gentlemen,

I hope you are as overwhelmed by the first two songs of the 1943 AR Kardar movie Kanoon, penned by DN Madhok and sung by Suraiya and Nirmala Devi.

The next one is sung by Shyam and Suraiya and is equally beautiful.

All these songs were composed by Naushad in his second movie with DN Madhok after the 1940 movie Prem Nagar.

Please enjoy: Aaye jawani jaaye jawani…

aaye jawani jaye jawani
jake fir na aaye
aaye jawani jaye jawani
jake fir na aaye
chidiyo ne chug liya khet ko
jaat khada pachataye
chidiyo ne chug liya khet ko
jaat khada pachataye
kaho ye juth baat hai
to fir pi lo kha lo
jawani ke gun ga lo, jawani ke gun ga lo
jawani ke gun ga lo, jawani ke gun ga lo
aaye jawani jaye jawani
jake fir na aaye
chidiyo ne chug liya khet ko
jaat khada pachataye
kaho ye juth baat hai
to fir pi lo kha lo
jawani ke gun ga lo

jawani ek mauj ka naam
jawani ek mauj ka naam
ke jisme nahi hosh ka kaam
ke jisme nahi hosh ka kaam
kaho ye juth baat hai
to fir pi lo kha lo
jawani ke gun ga lo

jawani me ankhiya bhi bole
dil ke bhed nigahe khole, dekhne
haye dekhne wale dagmag dole
dekhne wale dagmag dole
kaho ye juth baat hai
to fir pi lo kha lo
jawani ke gun ga lo
aaye jawani jaye jawani
jake fir na aaye
aaye jawani jaye jawani
jake fir na aaye
chidiyo ne chug liya khet ko
jaat khada pachataye
chidiyo ne chug liya khet ko
jaat khada pachataye
kaho ye juth baat hai
to fir pi lo kha lo

Day #17, Song #49
Papihara kaae machave shor

Yesterday, I noticed, how excited we all were listening to songs of an AR Kardar movie having DN Madhok songs composed by Naushad.

And now we shall see more and more of them.

(Courtesy: cinematerial.com)

Indeed the very next movie in 1943: Sanjog was again an AR Kardar movie starring Mehtab, Noor Mohammad Charlie, Ulhas and Wasti.

Once again we had Suraiya singing for Mehtab.

Here are all the songs of the movie:

1. Aa More Sanwre Saiya Mora Jiya Lahraye Suraiya
2.O O Ae Ae Kaun Gali Ka Chhora Pukare
3. Ek Dilwala Ek Dilwali Noor Mohammad Charlie, Suraiya
4. Koi Chutki Si Mere Dil Me Liye Jaye Suraiya
5. Papihara Kaae Machave Shor Noor Mohammad Charlie
6. Palat Tera Dhyan Kidhar Hai Noor Mohammad Charlie
7. Udte Hue Panchhi Kaun Inko Bataye Suraiya, Noor Mohammad Charlie
8. Ho Mori Gali More Raja Mori Kasam Aaja Suraiya
9. Jaan Bachi So Laakho Paaye

We shall take up three of the songs: one each by Noor Mohammad Charlie and Suraiya and then a duet between them.

(Courtesy: cinestaan.com)

Lets start with Noor Mohammad Charlie.

Please enjoy: Papihara kaae machave shor… (comedy all the way!!)

papihara kahe machave shor shor
paye jo sun na paye jo sun na paye
sas na nandiya dore hi dore
hi dore ye pankh marore marore
marore marore marore
papihara kahe machave shor shor shor

o o papiha tujhe meri kasam
chup rah zara abhi aane ko hai
jalim tujhe kya ho gaya tere pihu pihu karne se
wo bewafa yaad aaye hai tu zuda tadpaye hai
aur aur aur aur dil zuda tadpaye hai

nadi ka kinara bolan water mor ka pankha
patli patli patli patli patli patli patli patli
ungaliya ungaliya phulo ki shehar
haye re haye jiya balkhaye jo sun na paye
sas na nandiya dore hi dore
hi dore ye pankh marore marore
marore marore marore
papihe kahe machave shor shor shor

Day #17, Song #50
Aa more sanware sainyan mora jiya lahraye

We had decided to take up three songs of the 1943 AR Kardar movie Sanjog starring Mehtab and Noor Mohammad Charlie.

We decided to take up one song each of Noor Mohammad Charlie (singing for himself) and Suraiya (singing for Mehtab) and then a duet sung by both.

We already know that this was the third movie in which DN Madhok’s songs were composed by Naushad.

Here is the second song sung by Suraiya for Mehtab.

Please enjoy: Aa more sanware sainyan mora jiya lahraye…

aa more sanware saiya mora jiya lahraye
aa more sanware saiya mora jiya lahraye
kale kale badal chhaye
do tin sawan bhi kho jaye haye
aa more sanware saiya
aa more sanware saiya mora jiya lahraye

leke sirahne ki aoth mai roye roye jau re
mai roye roye jau re tori kasam more raja
akeli ghabrau re akeli ghabrau re
bali mori umar sanware
ro ro naina bhare banware haye
aa more sanware saiya
aa more sanware saiya mora jiya lahraye

yaad tumhari jab aaye mera jiya baitha jaye
mera jiya baitha jaye ankho se nikle pani
aur dil se nikle haye hamare dil se nikle haye
dil ki bat kahi na jaye
aur kahe bina bhi raha na jaye
haye aa more sanware saiya
aa more sanware saiya mora jiya lahraye

mori atariya jo aao mai ankhiya bichhaungi
mai ankhiya bichhaungi abhi na aye more raja
mai jag ko sunaungi mai jag ko sunaungi
sab kuch karna prit na karna
prit hai maut bina ka marna haye
aa more sanware saiya
aa more sanware saiya mora jiya lahraye

Day #17, Song #51
Udte huye panchhi kaun inko bataye

In the last sung from the 1943 AR Kardar movie Sanjog, you must have enjoyed how Naushad brought in (in Hindi movies) piano in the songs (here we had Mehtab playing it whilst lip-suncing for Suraiya in the song: Aa more sanware sainyan mora jiya lahraye).

To end tonight (not that anyone would want a night like this to end), we have the promised duet between Noor Motammad Charlie singing for himself and Suraiya singing for Mehtab.

Here is a bet that I am sure I can’t lose: let me know if any of you watched it once and got it over with! (It is so typically a Naushad composition that you want it to go on and on).

Please enjoy: Udte huye panchhi kaun inko bataye…

udte huye panchhi kaun inko bataye
jo pas me baithe hai jo pas me baithe hai
dil unka hua jaye udte huye panchhi
udte huye panchhi kya tujhse kahu haye
jo pas me baithe hai jo pas me baithe hai
wo hamko bade bhaye udte huye panchhi

muh ki bate sari jhutho ke jhuthe dilase
muh ki bate sari jhutho ke jhuthe dilase
koi mar jaye unki bala se
koi mar jaye unki bala se udte huye panchhi
udte huye panchhi kaun inko bataye
jo pas me baithe hai jo pas me baithe hai
hum unko bade bhaye udte huye panchhi

ho dil hai hasrato se bhara re
ye na lagi jane zara re
dil hai hasrato se bhara haye re haye re haye
ye na lagi jaane zara
dil me aake dekh mere kaun khota kaun khara
dil me aake dekh mere kaun khota kaun khara
udte huye panchhi udte huye panchhi
kya tujhse kahu haye
jo pas me baithe hai jo pas me baithe hai
wo hamko bade bhaye udte huye panchhi
udte huye panchhi

Day #18, Song #52
Sapt suran teen graam gaavo sab gunijan

If you think that it is raining good songs, you may just be right.

(Courtesy: IMDb)

His next movie in 1943 was Tansen, a Jayant Desai movie starring KL Saigal and Khursheed Bano.

Can you guess who composed the songs of the movie? Well, it was none other than Khemchand Prakash and this time you are really in for a treat; I shall tell you as we go along.

1. “Ghata Ghanaghor Ghor” Khursheed Bano
2. “Aao Gori Aao Shyama” Khursheed Bano
3. “Kahe Guman Kare Re Gori” Kundan Lal Saigal
4. “Rumajhum Rumajhum Chaal Tihaari” Kundan Lal Saigal
5, “Baag Laga Dun Sajani” Kundan Lal Saigal
6. “More Balpan Ke Sathi Chhaila Bhul Jaio Na” Kundan Lal Saigal, Khursheed Bano
7. “Sapt Suran Tin Graam Gaavo Sab Gunijan” Kundan Lal Saigal
8. “Ho Dukhiya Jiyara Rote Naina” Khursheed Bano
9. “Ab Raja Baye More Balam” Khursheed Bano
10. “Binaa Pankh Panchhi Hun Main” Kundan Lal Saigal
11. “Diya Jalao” Kundan Lal Saigal
12. “Din Soona Sooraj Bina” Kundan Lal Saigal
13. “Baraso Re” Khursheed Bano

Only four of the above songs were penned by DN Madhok; the others were by Pandit Indra. DN Madhok’s songs were: Songs #s 7, 9, 10, and 12.

We shall be taking up all four.

To start with let’s take up Song #7 sung by Kl Saigal in the title role.

Please enjoy: Sapt suran teen graam gaavo sab gunijan…

sapt suran tin graam gaavo sab gunijan
ikkis murchhanaa baan-taan ko milaavo
ikkis murchhanaa baan-taan ko milaavo
audhava sakiran svar sampuran raag bhed
audhava sakiran svar sampuran raag bhed
alakaar bhushan ban
alakaar bhushan ban
raag ko sajaavo
sapt suran

saa sur saadho man, re apane rab ko dhyaan
saa sur saadho man, re apane rab ko dhyaan
gaadhaar tajo gumaan
gaadhaar tajo gumaan
madhyam moksha paavo
pacham parameshvar, dhaivat dharo dhyaan
pacham parameshvar, dhaivat dharo dhyaan
ni nit din prabhu charan shital aavo

sapt suran tin gram gaavo sab gunijan
ikkis murchhanaa taan-baan ko milaavo
audhava sakiran svar sampuran raag bhed
audhava sakiran svar sampuran raag bhed
alakaar bhushan ban
raag ko sajaavo

Day #18, Song #53
Bina pankh panchhi hoon main

We just started taking up songs of the 1943 Jayant Desai movie Tansen starring KL Saigal in the title role and Khursheed Bano as his beloved Tani.

Thirteen songs of the movie were composed by Khemchand Prakash. However, DN Madhok wrote only four; the others were penned by Pandit Indra.

We took up one sung by KL Saigal.

The second one has also been sung by Saigal.

Please enjoy: Bina pankh panchhi hoon main…

binaa pakh pachhi hun main, kaise ud aaun main
man ki vythaa ab kaase sunaau main

dil me teri yaad hai
aur hotho pe fariyaad hai
dil me teri yaad hai
aur hotho pe fariyaad hai
aansu hai sahme huye
aur pahre pe saiyaad hai
aansu hai sahme huye
aur pahre pe saiyaad hai
hasrate khaamosh hai, hasrate khaamosh hai
duniyaa meri barbaad hai
binaa pakh pachhi hun main, kaise ud aaun main

Day #18, Song #54
Ab raja bhaye more balam

And now for the third song from the 1943 Jayant Desai movie Tansen with KL Saigal in the title role and Khursheed Bano as his beloved Tani.

This too was composed by Khemchand Prakash.

This was sung by Khursheed Bano.

Lets try to understand this song through the story:

Tansen (KL Saigal) is an orphan. He is trained to become a great singer. He falls in love with Tani (Khursheed Bano here) who is a shepherdess in a jungle.

Emperor Akbar is looking for a musician in his team of Navratnas. His messengers search for and find Tansen. They persuade him to go to Akbar’s court and sing. He refuses but through their persuation reaches his court. Akbar is impressed and makes him a navratna.

Meanwhile Tani comes looking for him through this song. Akbar tells her that Tansen is married and she returns to the jungle broken hearted. Akbar’s idea was that the sorrow of losing his beloved would make Tansen sing even better. However, now, Tansen refuses to sing.

Zehen Khan, one of Akbar’s musicians, tricks him into singing in Raag Deepak (Diya jalao; penned by Pandit Indra). Tansen’s singing lights all the candles and Tansen is badly burnt. Only Tani singing in Raag Megh Malhar (Barsao re, also penned by Pandit Indra) would finally cure him.

Please enjoy: Ab raja bhaye more balam…
ab raja bhaye more balam
wo din bhul gaye
ab raja bhaye more balam
wo din bhul gaye

meri gali me sanjh savere
meri gali me sanjh savere
mare sau sau fere
mare sau sau fere
aankh me aasu bhar bhar bole
aankh me aasu bhar bhar bole
ji na lage bin tere
ji na lage bin tere
wo dil bhul gaye
ab raja bhaye more balam
wo din bhul gaye

gaga ke wo hame sunaye
gaga ke wo hame sunaye
man ki ram kahani
gaga ke wo hame sunaye
man ki ram kahani
ro ro kar ab mai ye bolu
ro ro kar ab mai ye bolu
janu preet nibhani
janu preet nibhani
wo dil bhul gaye
ab raja bhaye more balam
wo din bhul gaye
ab raja

I hope you liked my choice of songs for Part II.

Please await song of Part III.

SHAILENDRA SONG OF THE WEEK #6 – TU PYAR KA SAGAR HAI

I hope you liked the last post in the series: Shailendra Song Of The Week #5 – Ja Ja Re Ja Balamwa. Lets begin with this song of his as the Song of the Week #6 as it appeared on my Facebook group ‘Yaad Kiya Dil Ne‘.

Shailendra Song of the Week (SSOW)
Week #06
Tu pyar ka sagar hai

Songs So Far

So far, I have given you following songs penned by him:

W#01 – Raat ke hamsafar thak ke ghar ko chale.
W#02 – Dil apna aur preet prayi.
W#03 – Rimjhim ke taraane leke aayi barsaat.
W#04 – Ab ke baras bhej bhaiya ko babul.
W#05 – Ja ja re ja balamwa.

Nutan

After W#04 song Ab ke baras bhej bhaiya ko babul wherein, in a jail for murder, the song (though not lip-synced by her) spoke accurately about her emotions. Ditto with this hymn sung by Manna Dey in the 1955 Amiya Chakravarty movie Seema starring Nutan and Balraj Sahni.

Whilst covering DN Madhok on my page Lyrical under Great Lyricists series, I gave you a song sung by Shamim Bano (related to Khursheed Bano and Meena Kumari). I mentioned it to you that her best role in a movie was the debut movie of Dilip Kumar in 1944: Jawar Bhata. That movie was an Amiya Chakravarty movie. So, in a way, Amiya was responsible for giving a break to the greatest actor in Hindi films: Dilip Kumar.

In both Bimal Roy’s movie Bandini and Amiya Chakravarty’s Seema, you would see another commonality: both are having a woman as the main protagonist. Is there something Bengali about it? You may be right; please read: Bengal Based Hindi Movies From Anuradha To Piku.

Incidentally, both the movies won Nutan Best Actress Awards, as did three other movies: Sujata, Milan and Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki.

Seema – the Movie

The story is about this young girl Gauri (Nutan) who is ill treated by her aunt after she becomes an orphan, is wrongly accused of stealing a necklace, is rebellious, and often misunderstood until she takes shelter under kind-hearted Balraj Sahni (Ashok) in Shree Satyanand Anathalaya. Some of the songs that helped progress the story and her emotions are:

  1. “Tu Pyar Ka Sagar Hai” Manna Dey Shailendra
  2. “Kahaan Jaa Raha Hain” Mohammed Rafi Shailendra
  3. “Man Mohana Bade Jhoothe”Lata Mangeshkar Shailendra
  4. “Ye Duniya Gam Ka Mela Hai” (Hame Bhi De Do Sahara, Ke Besahare Hain) Mohammed Rafi Hasrat Jaipuri
  5. “Baat Baat Me Rutho Na” Lata Mangeshkar Hasrat Jaipuri
  6. “Suno Chhoti Si Gudiya” (Happy) Lata Mangeshkar Hasrat Jaipuri
  7. “Suno Chhoti Si Gudiya” (Sad) Lata Mangeshkar Hasrat Jaipuri

Shailendra’s Lyrics

From Ashok (Balraj Sahni) being a kind-hearted Manager of an Orphanage, suddenly, in this hymn, Shailendra raises the level to God Himself.

Jaana hai sagar paar

This is as per our scriptures, eg, Sri Guru Granth Sahib. Life of a human being on earth is often compared to a Sagar or Sea and we have to all go across. SGGS talks about the Name of God (Waheguru) as the Bohith (boat) that can help us cross this sea.

Shailendra goes several steps ahead by calling it a Sagar of Love (of God). He doesn’t mention it in the lyrics but the thought comes out loud and clear that not just Nutan as Gauri but we are all orphans without God and that if He would send us away we are as bad as dead.

In the second stanza, he climbs another rung and talks about this Seema (border) between Life and Death. Brilliant indeed.

Aayen kaun disha se hum?

This is another very beautiful line. The meaning is not literal but deep. Tell us God, in which way we can get you since there is this uljhan in our minds.

तू प्यार का सागर है
तेरी इक बूँद के प्यासे हम
लौटा जो दिया तुमने
चले जाएंगे जहाँ से हम

घायल मन का पागल पंछी उड़ने को बेक़रार
उड़ने को बेक़रार
पंख हैं कोमल, आँख है धुँधली, जाना है सागर पार
जाना है सागर पार
अब तू हि इसे समझा
राह भूले थे कहा से हम
तू प्यार का सागर है

इधर झुमके गाए ज़िंदगी, उधर है मौत खड़ी
उधर है मौत खड़ी
कोई क्या जाने कहाँ है सीमा, उलझन आन पड़ी
उलझन आन पड़ी
कानों में ज़रा कह दे
कि आए कौन दिशा से हम
तू प्यार का सागर है

Shankar Jaikishan’s Composition

They chose a dignified Raag Kanada, Tal Kaherava to compose it. It is not my intention to give you intricacies of this raag here. Suffice it to say that if you think of other songs in the same raag and tal (not all by S-J), you would get the feel: Hum tujhase muhabbat karke sanam, Hum tumase juda hoke, Mohabbat ki jhooti kahani pe roye, O duniya ke rakhwale, Teri duniya mein dil lagta nahin and Tora man darpan kehlaye.

My Own Poetry

I have written several regarding God’s bounties. I have chosen one at random:

RABB KI REHMAT KO PEHCHAAN

मुश्किलें आती हैं बनने के लिए आसान,
क्यूं होता है बंदे तू इतना परेशान?

जब भी तू उनको हल करने की करे कोशिश,
तेरे पास नज़र आएंगे तुझे तेरे भगवान।

तुझे लगती हैं मुश्किलें इस वजह से,
क्यूंकि खुदा के तरीकों से तू है अनजान।

जब उसकी समझ तुझे आ जाएगी,
तुझ में आ जाएगी नई एक जान।

तेरे प्यार, मज़हब और ऐतबार का,
यही तो है छोटा सा इम्तिहान।

जो कुछ मिले रह उस की बंदगी में,
मान के उसको रब्ब का वरदान।

Please enjoy: Tu pyar ka sagar hai…

I hope you liked my choice of song for SSOW #6.

Please await the next song in the series.

RAJINDER KRISHAN SONG OF THE WEEK #6- KABHI NA KABHI, KAHIN NA KAHIN, KOI NA KOI TO AAYEGA

I hope you liked the last post in the series: Rajinder Krishan Song Of The Week #5 – Humse Aaya Na Gaya. Lets begin with this song of his as the Song of the Week #6 as it appeared on my Facebook group ‘Yaad Kiya Dil Ne‘.

Rajinder Krishan Song of the Week (RKSOW)
Week #6
Kabhi na kabhi, kahin na kahin, koi na koi to aayega

Much Before COVID 19

This song was penned by Rajinder Krishan, composed by Madan Mohan and sung by Mohammad Rafi in an era when people craved for contact with others. Instances wherein meeting people would result in deaths were very limited (The closest was that a villain called Pran would make damsels pregnant by simply looking at them; but then, becoming pregnant was the potential of adding lives rather than extinguishing them). Yes, lovers, especially in Hindi movie, often bemoaned that Love actually killed them (they have penned any number of songs to that effect). But, you know that that was only for dramatic effect and no one was ever proved clinically dead by a doctor.

You can, therefore, conclude that craving for human contact was a desire that most people had.

Sharabi

Dev Anand as Keshav in 1964 Raj Rishi movie Sharabi didn’t have to be Corona positive to kill himself; he had liquor and he was, in the movie, on a path of self-destruction faster than any virus could. He had promised to reform (most drunkards do it and such resolves of theirs are often inscribed on the tombstones). However, if Hindi movies are to be believed, all (without exception) drunkards, prostitutes (or courtesans) and dacoits are merely victims of circumstances.

Dev Anand’s circumstances were that he was to leave drinking and spend the rest of his sober and saintly married life with Madhubala as Kamala. But then, he was drawn to drinking again and she was to be married elsewhere.

This ghar ghar ki kahani made RK, MM and MR rise to the occasion and made not only this beautifully poignant number but several others, such as:

Sawan ke mahine mein….lagati hai to pee (drink and not urinate) leta hoon; do chaar ghadi jee leta hoon.

Mujhe le chalo aaj phir us gali mein jahan penhle pehle ye dil ladkhadaya.

You would agree that Sharabis beat Prostitutes and Courtesans hands down in Hindi movies in respect of quality of songs including those in Pakeezah and Umrao Jaan. One major reason for this is that courtesans and prostitutes are females and how can any female singer beat Mohammad Rafi in the quality of singing? Even males couldn’t. When Manna Dey, whose birth anniversary we celebrated yesterday, was asked where would he rank Rafi, he promptly replied “From #1 to #10”. By this he meant that any other singer is simply ten places below him.

Rajinder Krishan’s Lyrics

This Shimla boy always said things differently and there are several examples of it; eg:

Ghar se chale the ham to khushi ki talaash mein
Gham raah mein khade the wahin saath ho liye.

(I have often qouted this): Phir tassavur tere pehlu mein bitha jaayega.

Wo ghadi yaad hai jab tumase mulaaqaat hui
Ek ishaaraa huaa do haath badhe baat hui.

Lets examine the lyrics of the current song:

Kabse tanha ghum raha hu duniya ke virane mein,
Khaali jaam liye baitha hoon kab se is maikhane mein,
Koi to hoga mera sakii koi to pyas bujhayega
Kabhi na kabhi kahi na kahi koi na koi to aayega

Naturally he is hinting about a Pyaas that is not physical. Rajinder Krishan has taken the metaphor of maikhana and saki to hint towards seeking empathy from a kind hearted and loving person.

Kisi ne mera dil na dekha na dil ka paigam suna
Mujhko bas aavara samjha jis ne mera naam suna
Ab tak to sab ne thukaraya koi to pas bithayega
Kabhi na kabhi kahi na kahi koi na koi to aayega

People do take own virtues as hidden treasures. However, the evils of others are always taken at face value. Even Sahir had something to write about it:

Achhon ko bura sabit karna duniya ki purani aadat hai
Is may ko mubarak cheez samajh maana ke bahut badnam hai ye

I am not even giving you the third stanza. I think you get my point.

My Own Poetry

I wrote innumerable poems in lighter vein for my friend Maj Vishwas Mandloi’s group i-peg. I have selected one on similar theme:

MERE GHAMON KA ILAAJ

दुनिया में कोई अपना है तो वो है शराब,
बाकियों ने तो मिल के ज़िन्दगी की है खराब;
एक एक के किस्से सुनाता हूँ मैं आज सब को,
सब के चेहरों से आज मैं उठाता हूँ नकाब।

पहले मेरी बीवी थी बहुत कमसिन और हसीन,
अब लगती है जैसे buffalo in tight jeans;
रवैय्या उसका अब ऐसे जैसे कोई सैय्याद हो,
हर एक बात पे create करती है scene.

बच्चे मेरे ऐसे जैसे अपने नहीं पराये हों,
जैसे ससुराल से श्रीमति जी ने दहेज में लाये हों;
लोगों को तो वो यूँ बताते फिरते हैं,
Daddy के ज़ुल्मों से बहुत तंग आये हों।

रिश्तेदारों के बारे आप को क्या सुनाएं,
ग़म के गीत बार बार क्यों हम गायें;
उन्हें ज़रूरत है तो आ जाते हैं खाली हाथ,
मेरी ज़रूरत में तो वो नज़र भी ना आयें।

दोस्त मेरे हैं एक से एक बड़ के,
आते हैं मेरे पास अपनी बीवियों से झगड़ के;
मेरी दारू, मेरा खाना खाने के बाद,
चले जाते हैं मूँह बनाये मुझसे ही लड़ के।

इस हालात में मेरे पास एक ही है सहारा,
बाकियों से तो हम कर बैठे हैं किनारा,
सारे ग़म, सारे गिले शिकवे हो जाते हैं दूर,
एक जाम को जब गले से नीचे उतारा।

इसलिए शराब बनी है सबसे बड़ी मीत,
ज़िन्दगी से हार के यही है मेरी जीत,
इसी से शामें जो पहले कभी कटती नहीं थीं,
अब तो पल भर में खुशी से जाती हैं बीत।

Please enjoy: Kabhi na kabhi, kahin na kahin, koi na koi to aayega…

I am sure if Dev Anand had come to know that I was going to write the above, he would have put that too in the movie Sharabi. Anyway, his loss!

I hope you liked my choice of song for RKSOW #6.

Please await the next song in the series.

SHAILENDRA SONG OF THE WEEK #5 – JA JA RE JA BALAMWA

I hope you liked the last post in the series: Shailendra Song Of The Week #4 – Ab Ke Baras Bhej Bhaiya Ko Baabul. Lets begin with this song of his as the Song of the Week #5 as it appeared on my Facebook group ‘Yaad Kiya Dil Ne‘.

Shailendra Song of the Week (SSOW)
Week #05
Ja ja re ja balamwa

Among ‘My Favourite Five Songs Of Lata Mangeshkar’

Lata Mangeshkar has always been my favourite female playback singer. Despite all the controversy regarding her feeling insecure enough to deter all competition to her Numero Uno position in Hindi films, I adore her. A ‘favourite’ is a matter of love and normally your favourite actor, song, scenery, dish, incident is not subjected to reasoning by you. You have precious memories of your favourites.

On the 28th Sep 2016, when she turned 87 (three years older than my mother), I put my head on the chopper block by selecting and publishing My Favourite Five Songs Of Lata Mangeshkar, the only female singer whose thousands of songs were subjected by me to the scrutiny of my heart in order to select just five. I selected Ja ja re ja balamwa at #2.

I am aware there are other lists going around by the cognoscenti; but, frankly, I don’t give a damn. A singer’s singing, in addition to all the audio or vocal qualities that it must have, must be pleasant to the ear. This one is to my ear. Period.

A Courtesan Song As My Favourite?

The song is from the 1956 movie Basant Bahaar and its lyrics are a marvel produced by the great Shailendra and its composition is by my favourite music duo: Shankar Jaikishan. Its raag is Jhinjhoti and tal is Tintal.

Why would a song picturised on a courtesan evoke such strong feelings in me? Well, courtesans were essentially a part of our culture. One of them (Anarkali) nearly married a would be emperor. In Shashi Kapoor’s movie Utsav, he brought out how important a courtesan (Rekha as Vasantsena) was in our society. In the movie Amrapali (based on a true story), the king Ajatashatru wages a war to get her (Vyjayanthimala in the title role) and she finally takes to Buddhism! By the way, Amrapali had some of her best songs including the iconic Tumhen yaad karte karte jaayegi rayn saari (also created for her by the team of Shailendra and Shanakar Jaikishan).

Vyjayanthimala in the title role of the film Amrapali enacting the song Tumhen yaad karte karte.

In the 1956 Raja Nawathe movie Basant Bahar too, Kumkum as the dancing girl Radhika is dancing in the presence of the Emperor, played by Chandrashekhar and naturally the emotions she conveys are the emotions of the queen. Hindi films directors of yore, often used the courtesans to express the feelings of the heroines (eg in Chhote Nawab song, the first song of RD Burman with Lata ji (composed in Raag Malgunji): Ghar aaja ghir aaye badraa saanwariya.

The Movie Basant Bahar

I would place the movie as iconic as far as its songs are concerned. Four years before it was made by Raja Nawathe, we had a movie on somewhat similar theme: Vijay Bhatt’s 1952 movie Baiju Bawra with Bharat Bhushan in the title role and on a mission to defeat Tansen in a musical duel to avenge the death of his father. In Basant Bahar too, Bharat Bhushan (as Gopal) is on a mission to defeat Malaya, the son of a royal musician, so that the winner would be chosen as the royal musician.

If Baiju Bawra was iconic in that all its 13 songs were based on raagas by the music director Naushad who first used raaga based songs in Hindi movies, Basant Bahar too had its songs based on raagas:

  • Ketaki, Gulab, Juhi Champaka Bana Phule (Raag Basant Bahar, Ektal).
  • Ja ja re ja balamwa (Raag Jhinjhoti, Tintal).
  • Sur na saje kya gaayun main (Raag Pilu, Tal Kaherava).
  • Duniya na bhaye mohe ab to bulale (Raag Todi, Tal Punjabi Theka (Sitarkhani).
  • Bhaye Bhanjana…Darasa Tere Mange Main Tera Pujari (Raag Mian Ki Malhar, Jhaptal).
  • Badi Der Bhai Kab Loge Khabar (Raag Pilu, Tal Kaherava).

That is six out of nine songs based on raagas as compared to all 13 of Baiju Bawra. There is one difference from Baiju Bawra in that Basant Bahar is based on Kannada novel Hamsageethe by legendary novelist TaRaSu. Hamsa means swan and Geethe means song. “It is believed that before a swan dies, it will sing without opening its mouth. That mutter of melody is believed to be unmatched since any scene of lyricism falls short of its reach.” Clearly, Basant Bahar was intended to showcase the skills of Shankar Jaikishan. However, I feel that Shailendra’s lyrics are simply great and you take away the lyrics the swan dies!

The Actress Kumkum

Shailendra was born in Rawalpindi and brought up in Mathura. But, he had a Bihar connection in that his ancestral place Akhtiyarpur is in Ara district of Bihar.

Kumkum was also born Zaibunnissa in Hussainabad, Sheikhpura Bihar. She was the discovery of Guru Dutt (as was Waheeda Rehman) and the CID song Ye hai Bombay meri jaan was picturised on her.

She was trained in Kathak by the famous Shambhu Maharaj and she danced in 1960 movie Kohinoor on a song lip-synced by Dilip Kumar and sung exceptionally beautifully by Mohammad Rafi in Raag Hamir, Tintal: Madhuban mein Radhika naache re (Shakeel – Naushad – Rafi).

In this song too, she is Radhika and her mudras are simply awesome.

Lyrics

Irrespective of what TaRaSu intended in the novel Hamsageethe on which the movie Basant Bahar is based, the lyrics by Shailendra are simply beautiful.

Jhinjhoti is a raaga named after an apsara and Hindi films songs based on it (my own observation) often bring in feelings of self-pity such as in “Tum mujhe youn bhula na paaoge” and “Mere mehboob tujhe” and of course the Mamta song picturised on Suchitra Sen: “Rehte the kabhi jinake dil mein hum jaan se bhi pyaron ki tarah”. Ghungru ki tarah bajta hi raha hoon is another case in point.

Here too, Shailendra has brought out self-pity of the singer-dancer in comparison to the sauten (the other woman), except that she is emoting for another person (such as in Chhote Nawab song: Ghar aaja ghir aaue badra):

Ja ja re ja, balamwa
Sautan ke sang raat bitayi
Kahe karat ab jhuthi batiya
Ja ja re ja, balamwa

Gair ke ghar kari raat jagayi
Mose kahe tere bina nind na aayi
Kaiso harajayi daiyya
Ja ja re ja, balamwa

Kandhe laga laye bindiya kisi ki
Janu main churayi tune nindiya kisi ki
Laaj naa aayi tohe
Ja re ja, ja re ja, ja re ja balamwa

Please Enjoy the Song I have put up as my second most favourite song of Lata Mangeshkar: Ja ja re ja balamwa…

 

I hope you liked my choice of song for SSOW #5.

Please await the next song in the series.

RAJINDER KRISHAN SONG OF THE WEEK #5- HAMSE AAYA NA GAYA

I hope you liked the last post in the series: Rajinder Krishan Song Of The Week #4 – Na Jhatko Zulf Se Paani. Lets begin with this song of his as the Song of the Week #5 as it appeared on my Facebook group ‘Yaad Kiya Dil Ne‘.

Rajinder Krishan Song of the Week (RKSOW)
Week #5
Hamse aaya na gaya

Rajinder Krishan, Madan Mohan and Talat Mahmood

In the last song and elsewhere many times before, I have mentioned that the most memorable songs of Lata Mangeshkar were composed by her bhaiya Madan Mohan. These were penned either by Raja Mehdi Ali Khan or by Rajinder Krishan.

Of course, Rajinder Krishan has many such Lata songs; eg, Youn hasaraton ke daag, Unako ye shikayat hai and Tumhi mere mandir tumhi meri pooja.

In my Rajinder Krishan Song of the Week (RKSOW) I also introduced you to his male songs; eg, Phir wohi shaam wohi gham wohi tanhayi hai with Madan Mohan.

That was from Jahan Ara. This is from a farcical comedy: Dekh Kabira Roya, a 1957 Amiya Chakravarty movie.

Just like the Jahan Ara songs, this too was sung by Talat Mahmood.

Lyrics

There is this quality in Rajinder Krishan’s lyrics which is like trying to touch the winds. There is that hole-in-the-heart called ruefulness. The best part is that he and Madan Mohan used this song in a farcical comedy.

Lets examine the lyrics:

Hamse aayaa na gaya tumse bulaya naa gaya
Faaslaa pyaar me dono se mitaaya naa gaya

Vo ghadi yaad hai jab tumse mulaqaat hui
Ek ishaara hua do haath badhe baat hui
Dekhate dekhate din dhal gaya aur raat hui
Vo samaa aaj talak dil se bhulaya naa gaya
Hamse aya na gaya

Kya khabar thi ke mile hain to bichhadne ke liye
Kismate apni banayi hain bigadne ke liye
Pyaar kaa baag basaya tha ujadne ke liye
Is tarah ujda ke phir hamse basaya naa gaya
Hamse aya na gaya

Yad rah jaati hai aur waqt guzar jata hai
Phul khilata hai magar khil ke bikhar jata hai
Sab chale jate hain phir dard e jigar aata hai
Daag jo tune diya dil ne mitaya na gaya
Hamae aya na gaya

Raag Bageshri Tal Dadra

Bageshri is well suited for both ras or shringar: Virah and Karuna. Shankar Jaikishan used Karuna in one of my favourites in this raag: Jao jao Nand le lala tun jhoote. Madan Mohan used both here.

The Tal is the same as that for the last song, Dadra: Lag ja gale and you can feel the symmetry of the Tal.

The song is picturised on the middle brother of the trio: Anoop Kumar; the elder being Ashok Kumar and younger being Kishore Kumar (they were together in another comedy: Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi). He is singing it to Shobha Khote. He was Mohan in the movie and she was Kalpana.

My Own Poetry

It is called:

…JI KAR TO MIL NA PAAYE

ज़िन्दगी गुज़र गई पर हम मिल नहीं पाए,
जहां मौजूद थे वहां से हिल नहीं पाए।
अब कौन भरेगा ग़म – ए – जुदाई के यह दाग़?
दिलों के ज़ख्म अभी तक तो सिल नहीं पाए।

कैसे कहें किसी से क्यूं मुलाक़ात नहीं होती?
वह सबके साथ है पर मेरे साथ नहीं होती।
बादल उमड़ते हैं, बिजली भी चमकती है,
बस दिल में हमारे बरसात नहीं होती।

दो जिस्म और रूह को तड़पाना नहीं अच्छा,
अलग अलग रास्तों पे चलते जाना नहीं अच्छा।
मंज़िल तो एक है उसका तो कर ख्याल,
राह में जलते दियों को बुझाना नहीं अच्छा।

हमें भी तो उसी खुदा ने बनाया होगा,
एक दूजे को प्यार करना उसी ने सिखाया होगा।
फिर मिलने पे इतनी पाबंदी है क्यूं कर,
कौन है वह जो इसे समझ पाया होगा?

गर न मिले तो रूह रहेगी भटकती,
बादल गरजेंगे बिजली रहेगी चमकती,
जाम उछलेंगे पर प्यास बनी रहेगी,
जैसे दरिया में मछली एक बूंद को तरसती।

Please Enjoy: Hamse aaya ha gaya…

I hope you liked my choice of song for RKSOW #5.

Please await the next song in the series.

HASRAT JAIPURI SONG OF THE WEEK #5 – YE AANSU MERE DIL KI ZUBAAN HAIN

I hope you liked the last post in this series: ‘Hasrat Jaipuri Song Of The Week #4 – Ehsaan Tera Hoga Mujh Par‘.

Lets proceed with his Song of the Week #5:
Ye aansu mere dil ki zubaan hain

Just to remind you that that this is the fourth post in

Our Dedication to a Lyricist to Whom
We Owe the Title of Our Songs Group*

(My Facebook group Yaad Kiya Dil Ne or YKDN for short).

Words and Aansu

All of you know in this group that Aansu is my second most favourite theme after Chand.

I just finished putting up RKSOW #2 (Rajinder Krishan Song of the Week #2 – Phir Wohi Shaam Wohi Gham Wohi Tanhayi Hai) in which I told you all about the importance of words as for as songs are concerned.

However, in life there are other means of communications that are even more important than words:

Love.
Silence.
Aansu, especially when Love and Silence need to be supplemented.

Hasrat Jaipuri and Aansu

Just like the litmus test for a heroine in Hindi movies was and probably is that she should have done the role of a courtesan (the best actresses did that: Vyjayanthimala, Madhubala, Rekha, Suchitra Sen, Meena Kumari and even Hema Malini), the litmus test of a lyricist was the Aansu song. Each one wanted his (rarely her) Aansu song to become memorable.

Hasrat Jaipuri came up with two really memorable Aansu songs: Aansu bhari hain ye jeevan ki raahen and this one. I have preferred the second one as he raised Aansu to being the language of his heart (Dil ki zubaan) and indeed the mirror of his heart.

Raj Kapoor enacting Aansu bhari hain

And, to give credit to this great poet and lyricist, he used – hold your breath – the expression Dil ki zubaan not for a female (as most lyricists used) but for a man: Rajendra Kumar. He actually sheds this liquid during the song! Words are words but Love, Silence and Aansu are even more precious.

Indeed, as portrayed by Hasrat ji, the song itself is an expression of his sorrow (Ye nagma mere gham ka bayan hai)!

Sulagte Aansu

One would think that Aansu, being liquid, would quench the fire. Nay, it is totally other way round. And hence, most poets and lyricists have easily used the word ‘Sulagte‘ with Aansu.

Majrooh used it in the Tukade hain mere dil ke Ai yaar tere aansu (Ai jaan ye sulagta gham de de meri aankhon ko). Hasrat used it here: Aankh se tapki jo chingari … ye jeevan jaise sulagta toofaan hai.

Here is my own titled:

Sulagte Aansu

वो लौटा रहें हैं मेरा सामान,
और जला रहे हैं सब कुछ,
मेरी आरज़ू है सितमगर
मेरे अश्क भी जला दें I

ताके दिल के समुन्दर में
वो तूफ़ान फिर ना उभरे;
जो मरहले खड़े थे
उन्हें ठोकर से मिटा दें I

काश हम ना होते वो ना होते,
और ये आरज़ू ना होती,
तेरी आँखों में जो सरूर था
वो सरूर भी हटा दें I

मैं भूल गया हूँ सब कुछ,
तेरे प्यार की नज़र में
मेरी कौन सी है मंजिल
मुझे कुछ तो अब पता दें I

अब दिल न हो, प्यार ना हो,
और ना रहे उनकी यादें,
कोई उनसे जाके कह दे,
मेरी हस्ती ही मिटा देंI

Shankar Jaikishan

In the good old days, when we used to listen to songs on the Radio, these used to be introduced as, for example:

Geet ke bol likhe hain Hasrat Jaipuri ne, unhen sangeet se sajaya hai Shankar Jaikishan ne aur geetkaar hain Mohammad Rafi.”

Adornment of music makes the lyrics come alive and add to their meaning. You have to give it to S-J, as always that their composition and music help you complete the picture of the protagonist’s emotions, in this case Rajendra Kumar. No one could have done a better job.

Please Enjoy:

Ye aansu mere dil ki zubaan hain.. (All over the net I have found the lyrics showing a singular Hai rather than Hain. The latter, that is, Hain is the correct one as normally you use tears as plural)

Ye aansu mere dil ki zubaan hain
Main royun to ro dein aansu
Mai hans doon to hans de aansu
Ye aansu mere dil ki zubaan hain

Aankh se tapki jo chingari, har aansu me chhabi tumhari
Cheer ke mere dil ko dekho, bahate lahu me preet tumhari
Ye jeevan jaise sulaga toofaan hain
Ye aansu mere dil ki zubaan hain

Jeevan-path par jeevan sathi, sath chale ho munh na modo
Dard-o-gam ke dorahe par, mujhko tadapta youn na chhodo
Ye nagma mere gam ka bayaan hai
Ye aansu mere dil ki zubaan hain

I hoped you liked my choice of Hasrat Jaipuri Song of the Week #5.

Please await the next song in the series.

RAJINDER KRISHAN SONG OF THE WEEK #4- NA JHATKO ZULF SE PAANI

I hope you liked the first post in the series: Rajinder Krishan Song Of The Week #3 – Ye Hawa Ye Raat Ye Chandni. Lets begin with this song of his as the Song of the Week #4 as it appeared on my Facebook group ‘Yaad Kiya Dil Ne‘.

Rajinder Krishan Song of the Week (RKSOW)
Week#4
Na jhatko zulf se paani

Songs Describing the Beauty of Women

Shakeel Badayuni was the only lyricist who had a hat-trick of Filmfare Awards from 1961 to 63. The first two out of these three were songs describing the beauty of women; viz, Chaudhvinh ka chand ho (Guru Dutt describing the beauty of Waheeda Rehman) and Husnwale tera jawab nahin (Rajendra Kumar describing Asha Parekh’s beauty).

Shakeel – Ravi – Rafi’s Chaudhvinh ka chand ho in Raag Pahadi is widely accepted as the best ever song describing the beauty of a woman.

Of course, almost all lyricists of fame have covered themselves in glory with such songs.

And what have the women done whilst listening to such descriptions of their beauty being sung to them, more often than not in the voice of Mohammad Rafi? They have tried to give those looks ranging from shy fascination to quizzical amusement and in the process managed to look even more seductive and even coy.

Zulf as Beauty Symbol

Aankhen and Honth are of course of particular interest to the lyricists. These are as they exist around the world with any number of songs made on Eyes and Lips. Just one example of the popularity of Engelbert Humperdinck’s Spanish Eyes would tell you about the point I am making.

However, a typically and uniquely focus for Indian lyricsts has been Zulf or Zulfen. You can expect a Rajesh Khanna singing to Mumtaz at the height of his career: Ye reshmi zulfen, ye nargisi aankhen, inhen dekh kar jee rahe hain sabhi. Then there is Sanjeev Kumar singing to Indrani Mukherjee: Tumhari zulf ke saaye mein sham kar lunga. Another one sings to his lady love: Bikhra ke zulfen chaman mein na aana. The one who crossed all limits was the one who sang: Tu mere saamne hai, teri zulfen hain khuli….main bhala hosh mein kaise rahun.

(Sanjeev Kumar lip syncing to Indrani Mukherjee: Tumhari zuldf ke saaye mein)

Surely, people around the world must have been amused about Indian male’s fixation for Zulfen. Guys who are separated think of Zulfen as the first loss; eg, Teri zulfon se judayi to nahin maangi thi.

Rajinder Krishan and Ravi

In such a scenario, I think, Rajinder Krishan can be excused for letting the hero (Biswajeet) notice on the wet body of the heroine (Rajshree), of all the things, Zulf. Many around the world would say: “Hair today, gone tomorrow.” But, as far as Indians are concerned hair are here to stay forever and ever.

Ravi was one music director who learnt music by observation but managed to learn far better than those formally trained. What is more he even learnt Hindustani classical music and many of his songs are raaga based. This one is in Raag Pilu or Peelu, Tal Kaherava. Pilu is, as it is a raag of devotion and piety and if you look at the hero Biswajeet, you would notice that he is full of these two feelings and not seduction which would be the case, say, in Shammi Kapoor’s song Is rang badalti duniya mein insaan ki neeyat theek nahin (Hasrat – Shankar Jaikishan – Mohammad Rafi) or Joy Mukherjee singing to Asha Parekh: Aa ja re aa zara (Love In Tokyo).

Rajshree

Between the two; Biswajeet and Rajshree, she is the one who is using seduction by – as Somerset Maugham would say – looking at him with “practised innocence” all throughout.

She is the daughter of the celebrated film-maker V Shantaram from his second wife Jayshree whom V Shantaram married at the age of 40, after 20 years of his first marriage to a 12 years old Vimlabai who gave a traditional welcome to Jayshree after her husband married her. She, Vimlabai that is, drew the line only when her husband married for the third time Sandhya. Jayshree and Sandhya have acted in V Shantaram’s movies and sometimes together.

Rajshree is married to Greg Chapman in America three years after she toured America with Raj Kapoor for the shooting of his movie Around The World. Lucky for Biswajeet that Shehnai, the movie in which the present song featured was released in 1964 and much before Rajshree was jhatkaoing her Zulf for none of the Indians but an American.

Lyrics

I have always considered Rajinder Krishan as having extraordinary imagination. I have highlighted for you parts wherein he let his imagination seek expression:

Na jhatko zulf se paani ye moti phoot jayenge
Tumhara kuchc na bigdega magar dil toot jayenge
Na jhatko zulf se paani

Ye bheegi raat ye bheega badan ye husn ka aalam
Ye sab andaz mil kar do jahan ko loot jayenge
Na jhatko zulf se paani

Ye naazuk lab hain ya aapas me do lipti hui kaliyan
Zara inko alag kar do tarannum phoot jayenge
Na jhatko zulf se paani

Hamari jaan le lega ye neechi aankh ka jaadu
Chalo achha hua mar kar jahan se chhoot jayenge
Na jhatko zulf se paani

Mohammad Rafi

I regard Mohammad Rafi as the best singer in all genre’s of music. However, the passion with which he sang the songs describing the beauty of women leaves me stunned. And here and elsewhere he does so effortlessly. I am sure Rajshree would have got drenched not just in water.

Shehnai

This 1964 movie was produced and directed by SD Narang and is not based on a musical instrument or on the lifetime of a musician. On the other hand, the  film is about n IAF pilot’s widow who goes through hardship and loneliness in order to fulfil her husband’s last wish to make her son an Air Force pilot. It is anybody’s guess as to why they named it Shehnai!

Please Enjoy: Na jhatako zulf se paani…

I hoped my choice of song for RKSOW #4.

Please await the next song in the series.

THE BEST SONGS OF DN MADHOK – PART I – 1932 TO 1941

These posts are reproduction and compilation of my daily posts (three in a day) on my Facebook Page called Lyrical since I have held Lyrics as my favourite part of the song.

So far, on Lyrical, I have taken up ten lyricists of great fame (not in any particular order or ranking):

1. Shailendra. The opening song that I selected was Kuchh aur zamaana kehta hai.
2. Rajinder Krishan with his Mujhase mat poochh mere ishq mein.
3. Kaifi Azmi with his Jaane kyaa dhoondati rehati hain ye aankhen mujh mein.
4. Sahir Ludhianvi with Aurat ne janam diya mardon ko.
5. Majrooh Sultanpuri with Teri aankhon ke siwa duniya mein rakha kyaa hai.
6. Jaan Nisar Akhtar with his Mujhape ilzaam-e-bewafai hai.
7. Hasrat Jaipuri with his Aansu bhari hain ye jeevan ki raahen.
8. Qamar Jalalabadi with his Ai meri zindagi tujhe dhoondun kahan.
9. Raja Mehdi Ali Khan with his Mera sundar sapna toot gaya.
10. Indeevar with his Bade armaan se rakha hai balam.

Tonight we take up the eleventh lyricist DN Madhok’s creation. Dina Nath Madhok, as most of you would be aware, is from the trio called ‘first generation of lyricists’ that also included Kavi Pradeep and Kidar Sharma.

He was born on 22 Oct 1902 in Gujranwala (now in Pakistan), nearly 14 years before Shakeel Badayuni. He arrived in Bombay in 1931 and in the very next year wrote lyrics for the songs of Radhey Shyam. He wrote – hold your breath – 29 songs for that film. He also helped in composing songs for the film but wasn’t given credit for it.

He was a very versatile personality. In the second year, after Radhey Shyam, he directed three movies, all with English names: Lure of Gold, Flame of Love and Three Warriors.

He continued directing movies, writing screen-plays, dialogues and lyrics; like Gulzar did many decades after him. He wrote lyrics for such movies as Nadi Kinare (1939), Musafir (1940), Pagal (1940), Ummeed (1941), Bansari (1943), Nurse (1943), Bela (1947), Bhakt Surdas (1942), and Tansen (1943).

Now here is something that would interest Shakeel Badayuni fans: Whilst Naushad Ali is credited with bringing Shakeel into the movies, DN Madhok was credited with bringing Naushad into the movies! Whilst Shakeel’s first lyrics were in Naushad’s film, the 1947 movie Dard, Naushad’s first song in the movies was on the lyrics of DN Madhok!

Day #1, Song #1
Man ka taar hila jaa more man ka taar hila jaa

The name of the 1940 movie was Prem Nagar that starred Prof Ramanand and Husna Banu (they sang for themselves). Here are the songs that Naushad composed in his first movie on the lyrics of DN Madhok:

1. Main Kali Baag Ki Tu Bhora Kaala
Husna Banu Naushad D N Madhok Husna Banu
2. Man Ke Taar Hila Jaa More Man Ke Taar
Prof. Ramanand Naushad D N Madhok Prof. Ramanand
3. Mat Bolo Bahaar Ki Batiyaan
Bimla Kumari, Prof. Ramanand Naushad D N Madhok
Bimla Kumari, Prof. Ramanand
4. Tum Bin Chain Na Aaye Sajni
Prof. Ramanand Naushad D N Madhok Prof. Ramanand
5. Ambua Pe Baitha Panchhi Kya Boli Bole
Prof. Ramanand, Husna Banu Naushad D N Madhok Prof. Ramanand, Husna Banu

Lets listen to the second song, if not for anything, but for the fact that Shakeel’s Mother India song: Nagri nagri dwaare dwaare had lyrics similar to it.

Please enjoy: Man ka taar hila jaa more man ka taar hila jaa….

man ke taar hila ja mere man ke taar hila ja
man ke ek taare par bande pritam pritam gaa le
man ke ek taare par bande pritam pritam gaa le
man ke taar baja kar murakh man ke taar baja kar murakh
jivan ka sukh pa le jivan ka sukh pa le
dag mag dole o more sajan dag mag dole o more sajan
naiya paar laga ja naiya paar laga ja
man ke taar hila ja mere man ke taar hila ja

nagri nagri dware dware jhum raha hai pritam pyare
koun nagriya ho more sajan koun nagriya ho more sajan
man ke taar hila ja mere man ke taar hila ja
man ke taar hila ja mere man ke taar hila ja

Day #1, Song #2
Is paap ki duniya se ab aur kahin le chal

We have just started with our 11th (not in any particular order or ranking) great lyricist: Dina Nath Madhok belonging to the trio of the first generation of lyricists in Hindi movies together with Kavi Pradeep and Kidar Sharma.

I always give you the first song as the song of my choice and then start chronologically.

Chronologically, his first movie as lyricist was 88 years ago, in the year 1932. The name of the movie was Radhey Shyam, directed by Anand Prasad Kapoor and Roshan Lal Shorey. It starred: Khurshid Begum, Sunita Devi, Mohan and Radha.

DN Madhok paired with Nawab Khan and made the following 29 songs (I couldn’t find one) for the movie:

1. Aaja Tu Mere Lal Tujhe God Khilaaun
2. Aao Gokul Kee Baar
3. Chatur Naar Bharmaya Maat Tohe
4. Chhalak Na Jaaye Gori Gagari
5. Chinta Na Karo Aayenge Yahi
6. Duniya Jhuti Duniya Khoti
7. Ghat Ghat Ratein Teen Lok
8. Hriday Me Thes Lagi Kaisi
9. Is Pyaari Booti Se Bhaiya Jo Prem Laga Lenge
10. Jai Yadav Raaye Om Jay Yaadav Raaye
11. Jamna Ke Neer Teer Gokul Ka Wasi
12. Jap Man Raadha Krishna Muraari
13. Jhoola Jhoolat Hai Nandlaal
14. Jhoola Jhulaaun Main Ban Ke Prem Bhikhari
15. Kaal Tero Gokul Me
16. Kaal Tero Gokul Mein
17. Kaise Guzaarun Ratiyan
18. Kaun Jogi Hue Kaanon Mein Munda
19. Kit Gaye Hain Baanke Bihaari
20. Kya Naam Hai Yah Pyaare
21. Loota Re Meraa Jaga Ke Joban
22. Main Nahi Samjhaa Mere Bhagwaan
23. Mero To Girdhar Gopal Dusra Na Koi
24. Naa Jaa Shyam Murari Sada Ji Dhadke
25. Naachat Hai Muralidhar Mohan
26. Om Om Sumaro Man Me Om Naam Pyaara
27. So Ja Tu Mere Jaaye
28. Sun Kuk Tihari Vishnu Ji

Okay, I solved the mystery of the missing song. At #16 and #17, I have given two songs staring with Kaal tero. Actually, there are three:

1. Kaal Tero Gokul Mein Nandlal Vruj bal kahaye.
2. Kaal Tero Gokul Mein paapi pootna maar mukaayi.
3. Kaal Tero Gokul Mein Vrindavan raas rachayen Gopi naar sang.

See, how I solved it. So there are actually 29 songs penned by him in his first movie Radhe Shyam.

None of the songs or lyrics are available.

He wrote ten songs for his next movie in 1933: Khubsurat Bala:

1. Aai Nainon Ki Bahaar
2. Baanke Gopal Laal Braj Ke Gopal Laal
3. He Govind He Gopal Tere Gun Gaoon
4. Humne Tumhein Pehchan Liya
5. Jag Ek Fasaana Kahaani Hai
6. Main To Preet Kiye Pachhtaai
7. Oh Baanke Chitvanwaali
8. Pyaasi Bilakh Rahi Barso Se
9. Us Mohini Ne Man Moh Liyaa
10. Zara Hamri Nagri Aaja Nainon Me

None are available.

His next movie for lyrics was in 1936: Jawalamukhi.

I couldn’t find any information.

His next movie in 1937 was Aladdin Aur Jadui Chirag. Yet another movie for which no information is available except to know that Navinchandra acted in it.

His next movie in 1937 Dilfarosh was directed by him and starred Ishwarlal and Malti. Banne Khan composed his following songs:

1. Saanch Kahoo Sajne Mere Baat Sune Koi, Yaar Bahoot Jag Mein Par Saath
2. Tope Sautan Ne Kaise Jaadu Kiye, Baire Sautan Ka Tu To Ho Liya
3. Bhar Gaye Jeb Musafir Chala Safar Pe Tann Ke Gaade Jode
4. Pardesi Ab Desh Sidhaaro, To Bin Kahoo Na Aaye Hai, Swagat Karo Mere
5. Aa Pardanashi Tujhko Main Aankhon Mein Bithaa Loo, Pardo Mein Chupaa
6. Baake Chitvan Teekhe Naina, Surat Bholi Bhale Hai, Naagan Kali
7. Mann Ka Musafir Chala Safar Pe Tann Ke Gaade Jode, Aatam Raam Chalaane
8. Saanch Kahoo Sajne
9. Duniya Ek Musafirkhana Koi Jaaye Aur Koi Aaye, Aatam Ram

None of these are available.

His next movie in 1937: Shama Parwana was again directed by him and starred Ishwarlal and Dixit.

He wrote the following songs for Banne Khan:

1. Phursat Kabhi Paaoge Bhi Shokhee Se Ada Se, Ye Chand Ke Tukade
2. Daman Mein Chupaa Le Prem Jyot Pagle, Kahe Bhujh Na Jaaye
3. Chande De Chandani Chande Kane, Mandaa Na Bolana Bhande Kane
4. Gokul Ke Gwaalan Aaye Hai Gokul Ke Gwaalan, Dudh Mein Dhuhoo
5. Khandge Naaz Pahloo Mein To Paikka Dil Mein Rahne Do, Sitam Ke Yaad
6. Mujhse Na Pooch Hale-Hale Andalee Bezaar, Kaliya Bhi Khoon Rotee Hai
7. Ab Rayin Bhaye Saajan Na Ja, Jaana Hai To Jaana Bhor Bhaye
8. Tassvar Mein Mere Kal Raat Hai Aur Yaar Ke Aankhen, Hiran Ke Masti
9.Nigaahe Naaz Bhare Vaye Vaye, Chale Aate Hai Pare Vaye Vaye
10. Shama Ke Baat Na Maane Kabhi Parwane Ne, Zindagi Phuk Ke Rakh De

Still none of the songs are available.

That brings us to the year 1938.

(Poster courtesy: Cinestaan)

Zamana was his first movie in 1938 and indeed the only one. It was a Ram Daryani movie starring Nazir and Padmadevi.

There were following ten songs of the movie composed by Sunder Das and penned by Deena Nath Madhok:

1. Saawan Ke Ruth Bhaaye Sajaniyaa, Saawan Ke Ruth Bhaaye Hai
2. Sote Mein Humse Milaa Hai Preetam Pyaara, Sune Sakhee Kaan Mein Pyaara
3. Kyon Neha Ho Lagaaye Kyon Jaan Jalaaye, Ye Dard Anokha Hai
4. Pheko Ye Chaay Todo Ye Choolha, Chande Ke Rasse Sone Ka Jhulaa
5. Mehandi Ke Hare Paat, Radharani Ke Mann Bhaaye
6. Aaj Hamare Pyaare Hum Sang Jhule, Jeevan Ke Dukh Bhoole
7. Honee Hai Balwaan Jagat Mein Honee Hai Balwaan, Chanchal Mann Aakash
8. Ye Dard Jara Dam Le, Karwat To Badlane De
9. More Aangana Mein Banse Bajaa Na, Tann Mann Ke Sudh Bisara Ja
10. Is Paap Ke Duniya Se Ab Aur Kahe Le Chal

We shall be taking two songs of the movie today.

(Pic courtesy: in.bookmyshow,com)

Lets take song #10 sung by Amirbai Karnataki (indeed, most of the songs were sung by her). She doesn’t need any introduction. However, it is worth recalling that she won the heart of Mahatma Gandhi with her rendition of Vaishnav jan to tene kahiye and it became his favourite hymn after that.

Please enjoy: Is paap ki duniya se ab aur kahin le chal…

Is paap ki duniya se
Ab aaj kahi le chal
Is paap ki duniya se
Ab aaj kahi le chal
Cheet chain jahaan paaye
Cheet chain jahaan paaye
Le chal tu wahin le chal
Is paap ki duniya se ab
Aaj kahi le chal

Logo ki jafaao se
Duniya ki nigaaho se
Logo ki jafaao se

Duniya ki nigaaho se
Aa door kahi le chal
Aa door kahi le chal
Ab aaj kahi le chal
Is paap ki duniya se
Ab aaj kahi le chal
Is paap ki duniya se
Ab aaj kahi le chal
Cheet chain jahaan paaye
Cheet chain jahaan paaye
Le chal tu wahin le chal
Is paap ki duniya se
Ab aaj kahi le chal
Is paap ki duniya se
Ab aaj kahi le chal.

Day #1, Song #3
Aye dard zara dam le

You would have noticed that after starting chronologically from his first movie in 1932: Radhe Shyam it has been tough going. Until the 1938 movie Zamana, his seventh one, except to find out the titles of songs and cast, I couldn’t find much information or to find sound tracks at least in audio.

Zamana was a movie directed by Nazir and Padmadevi and with Jeevan in another role. However, most of the sites (including IMDb) bring out that the lead cast of the movie was Jeevan and Padmadevi!

I noticed this fact long time back; if one site has got something wrong, all of them without exception, also get it wrong (the pitfalls of copy-paste). Very often the lyrics of songs are particularly the case in point.

We were fortunate that some of the songs of 1938 movie are available. I gave you a beautiful one sung by Amirbai Karnataki.

Here is another.

This too was sung by Amirbai Karnataki.

Please enjoy: Aye dard zara dam le…

Aye dard zara dam le
Karwat to badalne de
Aye dard zara dam le
Karwat to badalne de
Armaan bhare dil ko
Armaan bhare dil ko
Pahloo mein sambhalne de
Aye dard zara dam le
Karwat to badalne de

Dam le ke mere armaan
Aankho mein utar aaye
Dam le ke mere armaan
Aankho mein utar aaye
Ro kar hi mere dil ke

Ro kar hi mere dil ke
Armaan nikalne de
Aye dard zara dam le
Karwat to badalne de

Parwaane ke jalne se
Jalti hai tu kyun shamaa
Parwaane ke jalne se
Jalti hai tu kyun shamaa
Likhaa hai agarche hi
Likhaa hai agarche hi
Jaltaa hai to jalne de
Aye dard zara dam le
Karwat to badalne de
Aye dard.

Day #2, Song #4
Kyon prem ka baag lagaya

Now that I have given you two songs from the 1938 Ram Daryani movie Zamana starring Nazir and Padmadevi, you would have straightway noticed two things:

1. The quality of lyrics by Deena Nath Madhok and composition by Sunder Das Bhatia are rather good.
2. DN Madhok belonged to the first generation of lyricists in Hindi films industry together with Kavi Pradeep and Kidar Sharma. He is the one who simplified the lyrics so that in short lines these went straight to your heart.

I knew the going would be very tough because we were to deal with 1930s and information won’t be available. I have tried to dish out as much as I could.

By this time, other than the first song for the 1940 movie Prem Nagar after which we started chronologically, I found 68 songs of his seven movies and I could give you only two!

(Courtesy: Cinestaan)

His next movie in the year 1939 was Nadi Kinare, a Manubhai Vyas movie starring M Kumar and Indubala. DN Madhok and PL Santoshi penned the following 13 songs that were composed by Gyan Dutt:

1. Hum Jal Ke Pariyaa, Jal Main Hai Sansaar Hamara, Lahro Ke
2. Mere Mann Ke Been Bajaa, Been Bajaa, Kuch Ga, Sur Se Sur
3. Duniya Deewane, Duniya Deewane, Koi Kahe Hai Jigar
4. Woh Dil He Nahe Jismein Na Ho Chaah Kise Ke, Woh Aankh
5. Nadi Pukare Aao Sajan Nadi Kinare, Gode Mein Le Chand Ko
6. Saajan Nikle Chor, Meethe Meethe Kar Mose Batiyaa, Jiya Chrayo More
7. Mann Kyon Na Dhara Tune Dheer, Zaahir Kar De Kyon Deewane
8. Yaad Tere Aaye Hai, Kali Ghata Chaye Hai, Mere Sajanwaa Aa
9. Kyon Ye Khayaale-Yaar Hume Sataaye Hai, Beete Huye Ke Yaad
10. Aaraam Kaha Dil Jo Pada Gairo Ke Paale, Muflis Ko
11. Kyon Prem Ka Baag Lagaaya Pagle, Aasha Ke Sunder Phoolo Se
12. Toot Gaye Woh Taar Pyaare Toot Gaye
13. Banaau Chaah Masaaledaar

To start with lets take us Indubala singing song #11. She is the lead cast of the movie and hence singing for herself.

Please enjoy: Kyon prem ka baag lagaya…

kyo o o o o o on
prem kaa baag lagaaya
pagle ae ae
kyon prem kaa baag lagaaya
pagle ae ae
kyon prem kaa baag lagaaya
aasha ke sundar phoolon se
kyon toone sajaaya aa aa
aasha ke sundar phoolon se
kyon toone sajaayaa
kyon prem kaa baag lagaaya
pagle…..ae ae

jab tak a a maali
prem se seenche ae
tere ban ki ee kyaari
tab tak khili rahengi kaliyaan
phooli rahe ae ae phulwaa aa aari
pagle ae ae
jab wo maali chala jaayega
tera gulshan ujad jaayega
jab wo maali ee ee chala jaayega
tera gulshan ujad jaayega
phir hai ae arun (??)
aahen bharna
khoye huye prem pe parinda
khoya prem jagat mein pagle
kab hai kisne paaya
khoya prem jagat mein pagle
kab ha…i
kisne paaya
kyun un un ah
prem kaa…aa
baag
lagaa aa aaya

Day #2, Song #5
Duniya deewaani, duniya deewaani, koi kahe haaye jigar, koi kahe dil, koi kahe chori chori aa ke sajan mil

Today, we started taking up songs of the 1939 Manibhai Vyas movie Nadi Kinare starring M Kumar, Indubala, Sitara Devi.

A total of thirteen songs were penned by DN Madhok and PL Santoshi and composed by Gyan Dutt. We took up one sung by Indubala for herself: Kyon prem ka baag lagaya.

Now, here we have one sung by Sitara Devi and Kantilal.

Please enjoy: Duniya deewaani, duniya deewaani, koi kahe haaye jigar, koi kahe dil, koi kahe chori chori aa ke sajan mil..

Day #2, Song #6
Sajan nikle chor

Gyan Dutt (Pic courtesy: veethi.com)

We have taken two songs of the 1939 Manibhai Vyas movie Nadi Kinare. These songs were from a list of 13 songs written by Deena Nath Madhok and Pyarelal Santoshi and composed by Gyan Dutt.

Here is now a song sung by Gyan Dutt, Rajkumari and Indubala.

Please recall Rajkumari Dubey started singing even before Naushad made his debut in Hindi movies.

Hence, on the sets of Pakeezah, when Naushad saw her singing in a chorus because of the difficult times she was going through, he gave her a solo to sing in Pakeezah: Najariya ki maari.

Those were the hard days of Hindi movies. A class singer like Rajkumari Dubey didn’t have enough to make both ends meet. These days, there are playback singers who have just one hit song in their lives and they have enough to last a lifetime!

Please enjoy: Sajan nikle chor…

Day #3, Song #7
Dagaa de ke chale gaye

After starting from the year 1932 on first day (after the first post of 1940 movie Prem Nagar) with his first ever movie Radhey Shyam, we took up, on Day #2, three really delightful songs of 1939 (his seventh as lyricist) movie Nadi Kinare.

His next movie in 1940 was a Jayant Desai movie Aaj Ka Hindustan starring Prithviraj Kapoor, Rose, Sitara Devi, Ishwarlal, Noor Mohammad Charlie. Except for Prithviraj Kapoor, they all sang for themselves.

He wrote the following songs that were composed by Khemchand Prakash.

Ladies and gentlemen, you already know about Khemchand Prakash, composer of so many KL Saigal songs and rated as the best composer. He was also one of those in Hindi films who died young, at the age of 41 (on 10 Aug 1949), of Cirrhosis.

1. Dagaa De Ke Chale Gaye Ho Baalam Jamna Ke Pool Paar, Ghar Aaja
2. Hai Paape Jiya Naahi Maane, Naahi Maane Re, Peer Paraye Koi Na Jaane
3. Ye Pyaare Chahat, Ye Meethe Ulfat, Hamare Tumse, Tumhare Humse
4. Baala Joban Naahi Maane, Pade Na Mohe Chain Saiya, Sola Baras Dukh
5. Charakha Chalaao Bahno, Katho Ye Kache Dhaage, Dhaage Ye Kah Rahe Hai
6. Aaj Ban Than Ke Unko Rijaaunge, Kuch Kahenge To Main Ruth Jaaunge
7. Bhanwara Matlab Ko Pehchaane, Preet Karan Ke Reet Na Jaane, Pyaar Ke
8. Itnaa Dukh Sahne Pe Bhi Devi Mere Gambheer Hai, Main Sarapa Zulm Hoo

To start with lets enjoy Sitara Devi singing: Haay paapi jiya nahin maane… (Please listen to the long prelude lasting 48 seconds):

haye paapi jiya nahi maane
haye paapi jiya nahi maane
nahi maane re hay paapi jiya nahi maane
peer parayi koi na jane peer parayi koi na jane
paapi jiya nahi maane hay paapi jiya nahi maane
nahi maane re hay paapi jiya nahi maane
nahi maane re

dekho ji papiha bole dekho ji papiha bole
ambuaa pe hole hole
dekho ji papiha bole ambuaa pe hole hole
piya piya hoko bakhane piya piya hoko bakhane
papi jiya nahi mane haye papi jiya nahi mane
nahi maane re hay paapi jiya nahi maane re
nahi maane re

sine me huk uthi koyal bhi kuk uthi
haye dard bhre mere gaane
sine me huk uthi koyal bhi kuk uthi
haye dard bhre mere gaane
haye dard bhre mere gaane
mere gaane mere gaane
haye dard bhre mere gaane
haye paapi jiya nahi maane
haye paapi jiya nahi maane
nahi maane re hay paapi jiya nahi maane

Day #3, Song #8

We have just started taking up the songs of the 1949 Jayant Desai movie Aaj Ka Hindustan. Eight of Deena Nath Madhok’s songs were composed by Khemchand Prakash.

Sitara Devi: Actress, Singer and Kathak Dancer (Pic courtesy: amarujala.com)

The second and the last song from the movie that I am giving you was also sung by Sitara Devi but this time with Kantilal.

Please enjoy: Dagaa de ke chale gaye ho baalam…

dagaa de ke chale gaye ho baalam jamuna ke us paar
dagaa de ke chale gaye ho baalam jamuna ke us paar
ghar aaja nanad ke bhayiya ho ghar aaja nanad ke bhayiya
tere jhuthe bhaye ikrar ghar aaja nanad ke bhayiya
tere jhuthe bhaye ikrar tohe ram dohayi hoy
tohe ram dohayi hoy tohe ram dohayi
koi tikhi nazriya bataye re
koi tikhi nazriya bataye re
more sayiya ke potho magaye de
more sayiya ke potho magaye de
ho nanadiya ho nanadiya karo ikrar ha jmuna ke us paar
ho nanadiya karo ikrar ha jmuna ke us paar
tohe ram dohayi hoy tohe ram dohayi

dhan pake aur nimbua pake dhan pake aur nimbua pake
dekho sajnwa aage dekho sajnwa aage
bichhad gaye kheto ke duniya bichhad gaye kheto ke duniya
soutan ke dar jage balam soutan ke dar jage
aake balamuaa lo ye bakhar jamuna ke us paar
aake balamuaa lo ye bakhar jamuna ke us paar
tohe ram dohayi hoy tohe ram dohayi
ghar aaja nanad ke bhayiya ho ghar aaja nanad ke bhayiya
tere jhuthe bhaye ikrar ghar aaja nanad ke bhayiya
tere jhuthe bhaye ikrar tohe ram dohayi hoy
dagaa de ke chale gaye ho baalam jamuna ke us paar
dagaa de ke chale gaye ho baalam jamuna ke us paar

Day #3, Song #9
Ghar ghar deep jale ghar ghar shobha chhayi

We just took up two songs of the 1940 Jayant Desai movie Aaj Ka Hindustan. Coincidentally, the next movie in which DN Madhok’s songs featured was another 1940 Jayant Desai movie Diwali starring Madhuri, Motilal, Vasanti and Ishwarlal.

Following songs written by DN Madhok, PL Santoshi and Pandit Sudarshan (I couldn’t make out which song is whose) were composed by Khemchand Prakash:

1. Aaj tujhako ek nayi duniya dikhayun.
2. Barsaat chhidi hove aur chandni ho raaten.
3. Chale jaanewale chale jaa rahe hain.
4. Ghar ghar deep jale ghar ghar shobha chhayi.
5. Ha ha taare chamke panchhi gayen.
6. Hamko lagi hai tumse kuchh aisi lagan hai.
7. Jal deepak diwali aayi.
8. Kaale panchhi bawariya rona raag sunaye.
9. Kaise chikne hain paise fisalte huye.
10. Khushi mein phool uthe phool bahar aayi.
11. Kit gaye hamare sainyan ajahun na aaye.
12. Man khushi mana.
13. Mera chooran hai mastana.
14. Ye bade sahib ka topa hai ye mem sahib ka baaja.

We shall take up some songs tomorrow.

Tonight we shall take up one last song. This has a prelude even longer than the first one by Khemchand Prakash today: Haay paapi jiya nahin maane (49 secs). This prelude is 1 min 13 seconds!

Please enjoy: Ghar ghar deep jale ghar ghar shobha chhayi…

Day #4, Song #10
Hum ko lagi hai tumse

In the first three days, not counting the opening song from the 1940 movie Prem Nagar, the debut movie of Naushad, we finished with 103 delightful songs of Deena Nath Madhok from 10 movies.

We had taken up one of 14 songs of the 1940 movie Diwali composed beautifully by Khemchand Prakash.

Lets take the next one.

Please enjoy: Hum ko lagi hai tumse…

Humko lagi hai tumse
Humko lagi hai tumse
Humko lagi hai tumse
Kuchh aisi lagan haaye
Aavo to behal jaaye
Aavo to behal jaaye
Jaavo to jiyaa jaaye

Aaye bhi aur chale bhi
Aaye bhi aur chale bhi
Sadke chalaa-chali ke
Sadke chalaa-chali ke
Tum dillagi hi samjhe
Tum dillagi hi samjhe
Dil ki lagi ko haaye
Aavo to bahal jaaye
Aavo to bahal jaaye
Jaavo to jiyaa jaaye

Tum hum se ho pareshaan
Tum hum se ho pareshaan
Hum dil se hain pareshaan
Hum dil se hain pareshaan
Tum ko koi sataaye
Tum ko koi sataaye
Hum ko koi sataaye
Humko lagi hai tumse
Humko lagi hai tumse
Kuchh aisi lagan haaye
Aavo to bahal jaaye
Jaavo to jiyaa jaaye.

Humko lagi hai tumse
Humko lagi hai tumse
Kuchh aisi lagan haaye
Aavo to behal jaaye
Aavo to behal jaaye
Jaavo to jiyaa jaaye

Aaye bhi aur chale bhi
Aaye bhi aur chale bhi
Sadke chalaa-chali ke
Sadke chalaa-chali ke
Tum dillagi hi samjhe
Tum dillagi hi samjhe
Dil ki lagi ko haaye
Aavo to bahal jaaye
Aavo to bahal jaaye
Jaavo to jiyaa jaaye

Tum hum se ho pareshaan
Tum hum se ho pareshaan
Hum dil se hain pareshaan
Hum dil se hain pareshaan
Tum ko koi sataaye
Tum ko koi sataaye
Hum ko koi sataaye
Humko lagi hai tumse
Humko lagi hai tumse
Kuchh aisi lagan haaye
Aavo to bahal jaaye
Jaavo to jiyaa jaaye.

Day #4, Song #11
Kit gaye hamaare saiyaan ajahoon na aaye

Throughout the day I was listening to the beautiful songs of the 1940 Jayant Desai movie Diwali starring Motilal, Madhuri, Ishwarlal and Vasanti and yet another time realised what a great pair DN Madhok and Khemchand Prakash were; both considered two of the greatest in their fields.

The next one was sung by Miss Iqbal and Kantilal.

Please enjoy: Kit gaye hamaare saiyaan ajahoon na aaye…
(The stills in the video are NOT from this movie but from the 1935 movie Anarkali)

Day #4, Song #12
Apni shaam bayi aur jagwalon ka hua savera

As I said, DN Madhok wrote all of 14 songs for the 1940 Jayant Desai movie Diwali. Left to myself I would want to give you most of them, if not all of 14.

(Poster courtesy: Cinestaan)

But, after giving you three, it is time to move on to the next movie in 1940: Musafir, a Chandubhuj Doshi movie starring Noor Mohammad Charlie, Khursheed, Ishwarlal, Yakub, and Vasanti.

Songs of this movie were composed by Gyan Dutt and DN Madhok wrote ten of them:

1 “Apni Shaam Bhai Aur Jagwaalon Ka Hua Savera” Kantilal
2 “Aankh Kahe Main Teer Chalaun” Brijmala
3 “Akeli Na Jaiyo Radhe Shri Jamuna Ke Teer” Vasanti
4 “Gaoongi Main Toh Girwar Ke Gun Gaoongi” Gulab, Vasanti
5 “Khatmal KI Hai Basti” Charlie
6 “Gori Tera Nirmal Joban Yun Ganga Ka Paani” Vasanti
7 “Kisne Haara Hai Mora Bhola Mann” Khursheed, Vasanti
8 “Piya Nahin Laage Jiya” Khursheed, Vasanti
9 “Topiwale Babuji” Brijmala
10 “Woh Bisari Kahani Sun” Vasanti

Lets take the first one tonight sung by Kantilal.

Please enjoy: Apni shaam bayi aur jagwalon ka hua savera…

Once again the movie stills are not from this movie but from from GHAR JAMAI (1935).

Day #5, Song #13
Akeli na jaiyyo Radhe Shri Jamuna ke teer

On the 4th day, with the 12th song, we were into the ninth year of Deena Nath Madhok’s career that started with the 1932 movie Radhe Shyam. Unfortunately, I couldn’t access any of the 29 songs of the movie even in audio form.

On 4th day we covered 11 of his movies with 113 songs (not counting the first song from 1940 movie Prem Nagar that I gave you out of chronological order).

When we broke, we had just started accessing the songs of 1940 movie Musafir. Out of his ten songs, we had taken up just one.

Vasanti (Pic courtesy: bharatlyrics.com)

Here is another one written by him, composed by Gyan Dutt and sung by Vasanti (you may find parallel with later day songs copying this one): Akeli na jaiyyo Radhe Shri Jamuna ke teer…

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Akeli na akeli na
Jaiyyo ho raadhe
Shree jamuna ke teer
Akeli na akeli na
Jaiyyo ho raadhe
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer

Jamuna ke kaahe adheer
Jamuna ke kaahe adheer
Haan haan kaahe adheer
Haan haan kaahe adheer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Akeli na akeli na
Jaiyyo ho raadhe
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer

Jamuna ke tat par
Khade hathhi harihar
Jamuna ke tat par
Khade hathhi harihar
Pehne peetaambar
Shyaam shareer
Pehne peetaambar
Shyaam shareer
Raadhe kaahe adheer
Raadhe kaahe adheer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Akeli na akeli na
Jaiyyo ho raadhe
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer

He he he chali radhika raani
Hans ke saj dhaj
Sundar saari
Jabhi dekhan aawen
Naari he he he ko roka
Jamuna ke kaahe adheer
Haan haan kaahe adheer
Haan haan kaahe adheer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Akeli na akeli na
Jaiyyo ho raadhe
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer
Shree jamuna ke teer.

Day #5, Song #14
Main kali baag ki tu bnanvra kaala

AR Kardar

That brings us to the 1940 AR Kardar movie Pagal starring Prithviraj Kapoor, Madhuri, Sitara Devi, Noor Mohammed Charlie, Khatoon, Trilok Kapoor and Sunalini Devi.

Prithviraj Kapoor played a doctor with psychological problems in a lunatic asylum.

What are his problems? Because of circumstances, he has to marry the sister of a woman he loves. This eventually makes him insane.

You may recall his son playing a similar role in Pagla Kahin Ka with a very good song by Hasrat Jaipuri and Shankar Jaikishan combine: Tum mujhe youn bhula na paoege. Hindi movies never let go of stories and songs.

In this movie DN Madhok paired with Khemchand Prakash and made the following songs.

Incidentally M Sadiq and SU Sunny were assistant directors to AR Kardar in the movie; both later turned into independent directors of some fame.

Kamal Amrohi was the story writer for the movie.

1. Prem Badariya Chaye Sakhee Re Prem Badariya Chaye, Le Kar More Mann
2. Choti Bade Suiyaa Re Jaale Ka Mora Kathana, Ek Sukh Paayo Maine
3. Sajan Hum Tum Bin Bhaye Udaas, Dekho Je Barsaat Hai Aaye, Mann Mein
4. Navaajhish Chahiye Itnee Jamine-Kuye-Jaana Ke, Ki Main Choti Se Ek
5. Baaman Ke Chori, Angiyaa Ko Atar Lagaa Ke Chale, Baaman Ke Chori
6. Main Kaun? Main Kaun? Main Kaun Bataaye Koi, Tum Ho Mere Raja

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any of the songs.

Naushad

That brings us to the 1940 movie Prem Nagar, one of whose songs we started with in our journey in the career of Deena Nath Madhok.

I already mentioned to you that whereas Naushad was responsible for bringing lyricists Majrooh Sultanpuri and Shakeel Badayuni into the movies. In this movie DN Madhok who was already established for the last nine years gave a break to Naushad as composer and Music Director.

The movie starred Husna Banu as Maya and Rai Mohan as Chandu.

Prem Nagar is “a small, happy and contented village somewhere in India. A tiny spark of anger flared up a misunderstanding, a quarrel, jealousy, and greed: So grew envy. This envy burst out into a flame and the flame nearly destroyed the whole village.”

Mohan Bhavnani directed the movie.

DN Madhok and Naushad made the following songs:

1. Mat Bole Bahar Ke Batiyaa, Dhadak Gaye More Chatiyaa
2. Ramjee Chaalya Seeta Saath Ban Mein, Laxman Sang Mein Jaaye
3. Ambuvaa Pe Baitha Panchi Kya Bolee Bole, Jeevan Ka Raag
4. Main Kali Baag Ke Tu Bhauraa Kala, Mera Dukh Daridra Mitaa
5. Mann Ke Ek Taare Pe Bande Preetam Preetam Gaa Le
6. Aaye Re Pee Ke Nagariya Se Aaye Re, Saajan Ke Naina Se Naina
7. Tum Ho Aasha Ka Sansaar, Tum Ho Jeevan Ke Aadhar
8. Tum Bin Chain Na Aaye Sajnee, Tum Bin Chain Na Aaye
9. Ha-Ha Tu Mera Chelaa, Ha-Ha Tu Mere Chele, Ha-Ha Tu
10. Tum Bhaago Mahare Dilraakho Bhraata, Mera Dukh Daridra Mitaa
11. Mann Ke Taar Hilaa Ja, More Mann Ke Taar Hilaa Ja
12. Shyaam Kya Jaane Mahare Preet, Gopiyo Mein Baal Kunwaara Re
13. Gopiyaa Vallabh, Radheshyam, Jaanki Jeevan Seetaram

Ladies and gentlemen, songs of this movie are important to us as these are the first 13 songs composed by Naushad.

Husna Bano (Pic courtesy: cineplot.com)

To start with lets take up Song #4 sung by Husna Bano for herself. We already took up Song #11: Mann ka taar hila jaa on the very first day as very first song with DN Madhok.

Please enjoy: Main kali baag ki tu bnanvra kaala…

mai kali bag ki mai kali bag ki
tu bhavra kala tu bhavra kala
mai madira ki pyali aur tu matvala
mai madira ki pyali aur tu matvala
mere naina balam kare ishare mero joban
mero joban sajan ankhiya mare
par tu bhola bhala par tu bhola bhala
mai kali bag ki tu bhavra kala

himmat hai kisi ki jo koi aankh mila le
himmat hai kisi ki jo koi aankh mila le
ban jaye hamara ban jaye hamara ya hame koi apna banale
ujadi hui basti hai mere man ki basa le
ujadi hui basti hai mere man ki basa le
mai kali bag ki mai kali bag ki
tu bhavra kala tu bhavra kala

Day #5, Song #15
Ambua pe baitha panchhi kya boli bole

Ladies and gentlemen, today, listening to the songs of 1940 M Bhavnani movie Prem Nagar overwhelmed me again. I don’t mind telling you that once again eyes got moist.

The reason is that this was the debut movie of Naushad, eight years after DN Madhok made his entry into Hindi movies with the 1932 movie Radhey Shyam.

Even in the beginning, Naushad’s songs are so typically Naushad. I have already given you two: Man ka taar hila jaa on the first day as Song #1 and Main kali baag mein tu bhanvra kaala.

Prof Ramanand and Husna Bano

The next one that I am giving you has also been sung by Husna Bano and Prof Ramanand for themselves.

Please enjoy: Ambua pe baitha panchhi kya boli bole…

ambua pe baitha panchhi kya boli bole
ambua pe baitha panchhi kya boli bole
aa, jivan ka raag sunaye par haule haule
jivan ka raag sunaye par haule haule
ambua pe baitha panchhi kya boli bole
ambua pe baitha panchhi kya boli bole

kaun desh ka panchhi hai ye kaun desh ki boli
kaun desh ka panchhi hai ye kaun desh ki boli
panchhi man ka panchhi samjho
boli man ki bole khud ro le
ambua pe baitha panchhi kya boli bole
ambua pe baitha panchhi kya boli bole

tu rona kahta hai jisko main kahti hu gana
tu rona kahta hai jisko main kahti hu gana
tu gana kahti hai jisko wo hai geet rulana
tu gana kahti hai jisko wo hai geet rulana
bhed jiya ke khole
bhed jiya ke khole
bhed jiya ke khole
bhed jiya ke khole
ambua pe baitha panchhi kya boli bole

Day #6, Song #16
Dhak, dhak, Nis din saanjh sabere rehti hai dil mein mere

I covered for you in the last five days Deena Nath Madhok’s career from 1932 (Radhey Shyam) to 1940 (Prem Nagar); a total of 14 movies with 132 songs. Please recall that for the first five movies no songs were available on the net and hence we missed out on these.

Noor Mohammad Charlie (Pic courtesy: cinestaan.com)

As we enter the year 1941, the tenth year in the career of DN Madhok, we come across the very first movie Dhandora (no Hindi movie with this name was ever made after this) directed by the actor-singer Noor Mohammad Charlie and starred Husn Banu, E. Billimoria, Shamim, Dixit, Ghory, Bhagwandas, and Kesari.

There were nine songs in the movie and all nine were penned by DN Madhok and composed by Gyan Dutt:

1. Chambila Koli Mara Na Goli
2. Haath Jodkar Araj Karu
3. Main na Jaungi ha ha main na jaungi.
4. Nis Din Sanjh Sabere Rehti Hai Dil Me Mere
5. Yaad Tumhari Aaye Hai
6. Ek Do Teen Char Panch Barah Teri Nazar Ne Mujhe Mara
7. Hame Darr Lage Bhale Joban Se
8. Makhmoor Nigaho Me
9. O Hitler Aye Hitler Left Right

All were sung by Noor Mohammad Charlie (sometimes with Shamim) except song #7 that was sung solo by Husn Banu.

Lets first take up Song #4 which has a recurring Dhak dhak.

Please enjoy Noor Mohammad Charlie and Shamim singing (for themselves): Dhak, dhak, Nis din saanjh sabere rehti hai dil mein mere…

Day #6, Song #17
Ek do teen chaar…barah teri nazar ne mujhe maara

(Poster courtesy: osjanama.com)

We just started with the 1941 Noor Mohammad Charlie movie Dhandora. Guan Dutt composed nine of his songs and we took up one: Dhak, dhak, nis din saanjh sabere.

The next too has been sung by Noor Mohammad Charlie.

Please enjoy: Ek do teen chaar…barah teri nazar ne mujhe maara…

Day #6, Song #18
Mori atariya hai sooni Mohan nahin aaye

(Poster courtesy: cinestaan.com)

Pardesi was his next movie in 1941, the tenth year of his career.

It was a Chaturbhij Doshi movie starring Motilal, Khursheed, Sneh Prabha, E Billimoria, Kesarbai, Bhagwan Das, and Durgesh.

He paired with Khemchand Prakash to make the following songs:

1. Mori Atariya Hai Suni Mohan Nahi Aaye
2. Bhabhi Ke Nakre Bade
3. Hath Me Hogi Khali Jholi
4. Pahale Jo Mohabbat Se Inkaar Kiyaa Hotaa
5. Bhula Bhula Man Phirta Hai
6. Jawani Me Aake Duniya Badal
7. Mere Bhaiya Ko
8. Nanadi Ho Nanadi Kaha Tore Bhaiya
9. Dahi Wali O Dahi Wali
10. Do Nain Tumhare
11. Kaha Chali Gori Naino Ke Jadu Tan Ke
12. Toot Gayi Dali
13. Jata Hai Kaha Tu Khud Hi Na Jaane
14. Mera Murga Bada Ladaka Re
15. More Angana Me Ambuva Ki

To start with lets listen to Snehprabha Pradhan and Khursheed singing for themselves: Mori atariya hai sooni Mohan nahin aaye…

mori atariya hai suni mohan nahi aaye
mori atariya hai suni mohan nahi aaye
man ki peed hui dugni mohan nahi aaye
man ki peed hui dugni mohan nahi aaye
mohan nahi aaye mohan nahi aaye
mori atariya hai suni mohan nahi aaye

barkha ki rut hai sawan ka mahina
mere madho bina kaise jina
aao ji aao ji aao ji
dhan me badal chhaye mohan nahi aaye
dhan me badal chhaye mohan nahi aaye
mohan nahi aaye mohan nahi aaye
mori atariya hai suni mohan nahi aaye

naino me lali hai man me yu chale
aaja mere preet kale aao ji aao ji aao ji
raah me nain bichaye mohan nahi aaye
raah me nain bichaye mohan nahi aaye
mohan nahi aaye mohan nahi aaye
mori atariya hai suni mohan nahi aaye
mori atariya hai suni mohan nahi aaye

Day #7, Song #19
Haath mein hogi khali jholi

Today is our seventh day with Deena Nath Madhok; amongst the first generation of lyricists in Hindi films together with Kavi Pradeep and Kidar Sharma.

Lets take stock:

Considering that the first Indian movie ever made was Raja Harishchandra in 1913 and first talkie was Alam Ara in 1931, I have covered his lyrics from 1932 onwards; the first movie being: Radhey Shyam in which 29 of his songs appeared.

The playback singing started with Dhoop Chhaon in which Rai Chand Boral used the playback technique to replace the recording of songs by actors themselves as their dialogues used to be recorded since 1931 movie Alam Ara.

Hence, as you have already made out, DN Madhok is for us, one of the most important lyricists in the history of Hindi cinema.

Yesterday I gave you a song from the 1941 Chaturbhujh Doshi movie Pardesi starring Motilal, Khursheed, Sneh Prabha, E Billimoria, Kesarbai, Bhagwan Das, and Durgesh. Despite playback singing having been introduced in 1935 by RC Boral, most of the actors sang for themselves. I gave you one song: Mori atariya hai sooni Mohan nahin aaye sung by Snehprabha Pradhan and Khursheed.

Snehprabha Pradhan (Pic courtesy: cineplot.com)

We have 15 songs in this movie composed by one of the greatest composers: Khemchand Prakash. I have been listening to these songs since yesterday and I liked this second one immensely for its lyrics and composition. This too was sung by Snehprabha Pradhan.

Please enjoy: Haath mein hogi khali jholi…

हाथ में होगी खाली झोली
मुँह में दुआएँ हज़ार
दौलत का सौदा क़िस्मत से होगा
जाऊँगी बीच बज़ार

मांगूँगी दामन पसार
हाथ में होगी …

ताम्बे का टुकड़ा दे दे मेरे दाता
ताम्बे का देता वो सोने का पाता
दे दे मेरे बाबू, दे दे मेरे दाता

इस पर भी जो दया नहीं आई
तोडूँगी अँसुवन का हार
जाऊँगी बीच बज़ार
पानी की क़ीमत में बेचूँगी मोती
करूँगी अनोखा बेपार
मांगूँगी दामन पसार …

Day #7, Song #20
Pehle jo mohabbat se inkaar kiya hota

Yesterday, we started taking up songs of the 1941 Chaturbhuj Doshi movie Pardesi and continued today.

So far, we have taken up two songs: Meri atariya hai sooni Mohan nahin aaye rendered beautifully by Snehprabha Pradhan and Khursheed (I have listened to it several times since). The second one was also a Snehprabha Pradhan song: Haath mein hogi khali jholi.

Here is a third one that is as well sung as the first two.

Khursheed Bano (Pic courtesy: imdb.com)

This was sung by Khursheed.

Please enjoy: Pehle jo mohabbat se inkaar kiya hota…

pahle jo mohabbat se
pahle jo mohabbat se inkaar kiya hota
pahle jo mohabbat se inkaar kiya hota
yu humko na duniya se bejaar kiya hota

ab tere siwa koi aankho me nahi jachta
ab tere siwa koi aankho me nahi jachta
do roj to pardo me
do roj to pardo me guljaar kiya hota
do roj to pardo me guljaar kiya hota
pahle jo mohabbat se

maalum agar hota anjaam mohabbat ka
na dil hi diya hota
na dil hi diya hota na pyar kiya hota
na dil hi diya hota na pyar kiya hota
pahle jo mohabbat se inkaar kiya hota

main teri hu main tera, kaano mere kahna
aur bhag ke duniya se aankho me meri rahna
itna jo samajhte hum, chupke se tera baalma
na dil hi diya hota
na dil hi diya hota na pyar kiya hota
na dil hi diya hota na pyar kiya hota
pahle jo mohabbat se inkaar kiya hota

Day #7, Song #21
Do nain tihaare

Now here is a last song from the 1941 Chaturbhuj Doshi movie Pardesi starring Motilal, Khursheed, Sneh Prabha, E Billimoria, Kesarbai, Bhagwan Das, and Durgesh.

We have already enjoyed three of the 15 songs of the movie composed really superbly by Khemchand Prakash.

This fourth one was sung by Khursheed and Kanti Lal.

Please enjoy: Do nain tihaare…

do nain tihaare, do nain tihaare
aapas me more sajan lad gaye
ha lad gaye, haay lad gaye
do nain tihaare, do nain tihaare
aapas me more sajan lad gaye
ha lad gaye, haay lad gaye

mere dil me, mere jigar me
mere dil me, mere jigar me
tihaare naina gad gaye
tihaare naina gad gaye
aapas me more sajan lad gaye
ha lad gaye, haay lad gaye

aise na hume dekhe ja dil ki nazar waale
aise na hume dekhe ja dil ki nazar waale
mehmaan ko lutenge kaise hai ye gharwaale
mehmaan ko lutenge kaise hai ye gharwaale
aankho ki ladai me kyu dil ka bura ho
aankho ki ladai me kyu dil ka bura ho
khele hai koi daav koi pasia koi juaa
khele hai koi daav koi pasia koi juaa
sadke teri aankhe ke ajab vaar kiya hai
sadke teri aankhe ke ajab vaar kiya hai
yaha chot lagi, haay
yaha dard hua hai
yaha chot lagi, haay
yaha dard hua hai

mere dil me, mere jigar me
mere dil me, mere jigar me
tihaare naina gad gaye
tihaare naina gad gaye
aapas me more sajan lad gaye
ha lad gaye, haay lad gaye
do nain tihaare, do nain tihaare
aapas me more sajan lad gaye
ha lad gaye, haay lad gaye
do nain tihaare, do nain tihaare

Day #8, Song #22
Ik meethi nazar banke

We are starting the second week with this great lyricist Deena Nath Madhok who started his professional career in Hindi movies with the 1932 movie Radhey Shyam for which he wrote 29 songs but I couldn’t locate any.

I just finished giving you four songs from the 1941 Chaturbhuj Doshi movie Pardesi.

(Poster courtesy: osianama.com)

His next movie in 1941 was also a Chaturbhuj Doshi movie Sasural starring Motilal, Rajkumari, Madhuri, Noorjehan, Kantilal, Kasam, Bhagwan Das, Urmila Iqbal, and Iqbal.

Once again Gyan Dutt composed following songs penned by him:

1. Wo Apna Jadu Nigaho Se Azma Rahe Hai
2. Aankho Me Aa Gaye Ho
3. Bhanwara Kara Kaliyo Ko Kare Ishare
4. Chalo Sajan Chalo Sajan Dur Kahi Jaaye
5. Is Aankh Me Jadu Hai
6. Kaise Kategi Ratiya Tum Waha Hum Yaha
7. Tohe Motor Me Baitha Du
8. Ik Meethi Nazar Banke
9. Baala Joban Beet Jaaye
10. Bibi Bole Nahi Kunda Khole Nahi
11. Do Rangi Duniya Se Hum Dur
12. Kab Tak Rahegi Kanwari Guiya
13. Panghat Se Liye Aati Hu Pani Ka Ghada Me

To start with lets listen to a Rajkumari Dubey song.

Please enjoy: Ik meethi nazar banke…

ek miti najar ban ke chhede
ek miti najar ban ke
aankho me sama ja more
ek miti najar ban ke
aankho me sama ja more

dar hai mujhe duniya ki
dar hai mujhe duniya ki
najaro me na aa jao
dar ha mujhe duniya ki
najaro me na aa jao
samjhaye na samjhe hai
mane na manne se
arman bhare dil ko
arman bhare dil ko
pehlu me sula ja
arman bhare dil ko
pehlu me sula ja

kuch bairi kismat
haan maan kiye hote
haan maan kiye hote
kuch meri to sunke
haan maan kiye hote
dard kyu rakha hai

Day #8, Song #23
Wo apna jaadu nigahon se aazma rahe hain

We had just started taking up songs of the 1941 Chaturbhuj Doshi movie Sasural, penned by DN Madhok and composed by Gyan Dutt.

The film was a romantic comedy about wrongful identification of a groom by his wife-to-be in a household consisting of a father, step-mother step-son some friends and several servants. It earned a good review.

The second song that I am giving you is also a Rajkumari song.

Please enjoy: Wo apna jaadu nigahon se aazma rahe hain…

wo apna jadu wo apna jadu
nigaho se aajma rahe hai
nigaho se aajma rahe hai
wo un se chup hai
wo un se chup hai
wo un se chup hai
maje mahobbat ke aa rahe hai
maje mahobbat ke aa rahe hai

najar mila ke wo aankho aankho me
kar rahe hai dilo ke ishare
najar mila ke wo aankho aankho me
kar rahe hai dilo ke ishare
wo unki aankho me chha rahe hai
wo unki aankho me chha rahe hai
wo unki aankho me chha rahe hai
wo unki aankho me chha rahe hai

ajab ladai ajab ladai
ajab ladai hajaro aankho ke ladane wale
lada lada ke wo unko apna bana rahe hai
wo unko apna bana rahe hai
wo unko apna bana rahe hai
wo unko apna bana rahe hai
wo un se chup hai
wo un se chup hai
wo un se chup hai
maje mahobbat ke aa rahe hai
maje mahobbat ke aa rahe hai

Day #8, Song #24
Is aankh mein jaadu hai

We are taking up songs of the 1941 movie Sasural. Please don’t forget that it was a romantic comedy at that time when tragedies did better at the box office.

The reviews, however, praised Motilal for his skill at this light-hearted genre’. Actress Nur Jahan (not to be confused with Noorjehan, singer) too earned accolades for her portrayal of a maid. Even her singing was praised.

Motilal (actor and singer) (Pic courtesy: medium.com)

For the third song, therefore, I am giving you a Motilal Sharma song.

Please enjoy: Is aankh mein jaadu hai…

is aankh me jadu hai ek aankh mein masti hai
is aankh me jadu hai ek aankh mein masti hai
in pardo mein poshida yaaro meri hasti hai
in pardo mein poshida yaaro meri hasti hai
is aankh me jadu hai ek aankh mein masti hai

jis maag mein khoi hai duniya hee mere dil ki
jis maag mein khoi hai duniya hee mere dil ki
in julf ke pecho mein in julf ke pecho mein
bhigi si wo kashti hai
in julf ke pecho mein bhigi si wo kashti hai
in pardo mein poshida yaaro meri hasti hai
is aankh mein jadu hai ek aankh mein masti hai

haye ram mein kya karo
kano mein sunane ki ek neeti kahani hai
kano mein sunane ki ek neeti kahani hai
bas is dile bismil mein
bas is dile bismil mein
hasrat hee barsti
in pardo mein poshida yaaro meri hasti hai
in pardo mein poshida yaaro meri hasti hai
is aankh me jadu hai ek aankh mein masti hai

Day #9, Song #25
Bhigoi mori saari re

In the last eight days, I have covered 169 songs from his 16 movies and I gave you 24 of them.

(Poster courtesy: cineplot.com)

After the comedy movie of 1941: Sasural with Motilal in the lead role, his next movie in 1941 was Shadi.

It was a Jayant Desai movie starring Madhuri, Motilal, Khurshid, Ishwarlal, and Ghori.

He paired with Khemchand Prakash and they made the following songs:

1. Bhigoi Mori Saari Re
2. Ghir Ghir Aayi Badariya
3. Kit Jau Re Mana Kit Jau Re Mana
4. Pati Charanan Gun Gau
5. Wo Hame Bulaye Gori
6. Jhulo Jhulo Kanhaiya Ji Jhulna
7. Pee Aur Maze Se Pee
8. Bhulne Wale Dil Kaha Le Jau
9. Hari Ke Gun Gau Mai
10. Koi Kisi Se Dil Na Lagaye
11. Tera Anokha Singar Ri
12. Chail Chabila Banha Byahan Aaya
13. Meri Araj Su

Naturally, you want to hear the first one, a Holi song sung by Khursheed and Ishwarlal.

If you see the parallel between this tune and a latter day Amitabh Bachchan song, it is only because it is a popular folk tune.

Amitabh Bachchan enacting Holi song Rang Barse

Please enjoy: Bhigoi mori saari re…

bhigoi mori sari re dekho bhige na choli
bhigoi mori sari re dekho bhige na choli
sambhal sambhal ke pichakaari wali
sambhal sambhal ke pichakaari wali
khelo hamse holi
bhigoi mori sari re, khelo hamse holi
bhigoi mori sari re dekho bhige na choli
bhigoi mori sari re dekho bhige na choli

jug jug khele tumse holi
bhar gayi aaj man ki jholi
jug jug khele tumse holi
bhar gayi aaj man ki jholi
tan man se mere man ke raja
tan man se mere man ke raja
holi ke din teri holi
bhigoi mori sari re holi ke din teri holi
bhigoi mori sari re dekho bhige na choli
bhigoi mori sari re dekho bhige na choli
bhigoi mori sari re dekho bhige na choli

tan naache man naache ho gori
tan naache man naache ho gori
mohe nahi kuchh sudh ab mori
mohe nahi kuchh sudh ab mori
naino me naina jaga le balam ne
naino me naina jaga le balam ne
mare sharm nahi boli na boli na boli
mare sharm nahi boli na boli na boli
bhigoi mori sari re dekho bhige na choli
bhigoi mori sari re dekho bhige na choli

Day #9, Song #26
Hari ke gun gayun main

We are taking up songs of the 1941 Jayant Desai movie Shadi starring Motilal, Khursheed, Ishwarlal, Madhuri.

We took up one of the 13 songs.

Here is the next one. This too was sung by Khursheed.

Please enjoy: Hari ke gun gayun main…

hari ke gun gaau main, gaau main
prabhu ke gun gaau main, gaau main
man ki aasha puri karo sab
mori vipdaa aan haro
man ki aasha puri karo sab
mori vipdaa aan haro
dagmag dole mori naiya
dagmag dole mori naiya
aap hari aa bano khiwaiya
bal bal jaau main, gaau main
bal bal jaau main, gaau main
prabhu ke gun, hari ke gun
prabhu ke gun gaau main, gaau main
hari ke gun gaau main, gaau main

kisko man ki baat sunaau
kiske dwar prabhu main jaau
kisko man ki baat sunaau
kiske dwar prabhu main jaau
pal me maro, pal me taaro
pal me maro, pal me taaro
aap bigado aap sanwaro
aap bigado aap sanwaro
kis bigdi jaau main, gaau main
kis bigdi jaau main, gaau main
prabhu ke gun, hari ke gun
prabhu ke gun gaau main, gaau main
hari ke gun gaau main, gaau main

Day #9, Song #27
Koi kisi se dil na lagaye

And now for the last song today of the 1941 Jayant Desai movie Shadi starring Motilal and Khursheed with Ishwarlal and Madhuri.

This was sung by Kanti Lal.

Please enjoy: Koi kisi se dil na lagaye…

koi kisi se dil na lagaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye

din ka chain, raato ki nindiya
din ka chain, raato ki nindiya
kaahe koi gawaye, kaahe koi gawaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye

mere pahlu me bhi
ek chhota sa dil hota tha
mere pahlu me bhi
ek chhota sa dil hota tha
un dino aah na bharta tha
na main rota tha
aankh milte hi gaya
aankh milte hi gaya
dil jo paraye bas me
aankh milte hi gaya
dil jo paraye bas me
yaad baaki hai mere dil ki
meri nas nas me
yaad baaki hai mere dil ki
meri nas nas me
dil lutakar yahi shikwa hai jaba par haye
dil lutakar yahi shikwa hai jaba par haye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye
koi kisi se dil na lagaye

Ladies and gentlemen, DN Madhok was among the first generation of lyricists in India and hence, a very important lyricist for me to cover. I have covered more than 850 songs of his from over a hundred movies from the year 1932 to 1969 (from Radhey Shyam to Samay Bada Balwan).

Out of these over 850 songs, I selected 156 of his best songs. I shall be covering these in six parts.

I hope you liked my selection of songs for Part I.

Please await songs of Part II.

HASRAT JAIPURI SONG OF THE WEEK #4 – EHSAAN TERA HOGA MUJH PAR

I hope you liked the last post in this series: ‘Hasrat Jaipuri Song Of The Week #3 – Ye Kya Kar Dala Tune‘.

Lets proceed with his Song of the Week #4:
Ehsaan tera hoga mujh par

Just to remind you that that this is the fourth post in

Our Dedication to a Lyricist to Whom
We Owe the Title of Our Songs Group*

(My Facebook group Yaad Kiya Dil Ne or YKDN for short).

Hasrat Jaipuri Song of the Week (HJSOW)
(This post appeared on YKDN on 24 Jan 2020) 

Shammi Kapoor, the Quintessential Romantic Hero

When we were boys, we were not allowed to watch Shammi Kapoor movies. He enacted his romantic roles with such intensity that we would tend to believe that Love and Romance were the two most important objectives of life. On top of that, he enacted the title roles of bad sounding names such as Bluff-Master, Budtameez, Janwar, Laat Sahib and even Pagla Kahin Ka.

His sensuous roles and songs would certainly make us feel – well – uncomfortable. I saw the 1964 movie Rajkumar and I watched him perform on Is rang badalti duniya mein with Sadhana and my first reaction as a mere ten year old was that why wasn’t such sensuousness censored! He filled each word of Hasrat Jaipuri’s song with meaning that was dying to come out and be seen.

And this was going to be the first movie in colour and how could we see Shammi Kapoor in his true colours, so as to say?

Therefore, I saw the 1961 Subodh Mukherjee movie Junglee, 55 years after it was released, on my computer. Primarily, I wanted to see him enacting the songs Chahe koi mujhe Junglee kahe and Ai ai aa suku suku. However, the song that I remembered the most after seeing the movie was this, sung by Mohammad Rafi for him.

There wasn’t any brashness in the song at all. There was only gentlemanliness and gentleness. Just like in Kashmir Ki Kali, he was heir to a rich family and expected to be a spoiled brat. As soon as Love dawned on him like a benign sun, he became as far from spoiled brat behaviour as he could get. No wonder his heroines adored him.

Mohammad Rafi Singing for Shammi Kapoor

Mohammad Rafi had a great talent in that he could sing for his heroes in the style of the hero and not in any characteristic Rafi style. Hence, when he sang for Shammi Kapoor, these songs instantly became Shammi Kapoor songs and less Rafi songs. As an example, if you listen to Kashmir Ki Kali’s Deewana hua baadal, you feel as if Shammi is actually singing.

Incidentally, some of the best songs of Rafi are picturised on Shammi Kapoor and Hasrat ji had a lot to do about them (of course there would be a rare, say, Qamar Jalalabadi number too such as Main bewafa nahin hoon tere pyar ki kasam.

Shankar Jaikishan

I thought I would steer clear from their Raaga based songs since on my blog  I have quite a few of them under ‘Raaga Based Song of the Day’. Indeed, my first two posts are of both Hasrat Jaipuri and Shankar Jaikishan: #1 Tum mujhe youn bhula na paoge (Raag Jhinjhoti, Tal Kaherava) and #2 Unake khayal aaye to aate chale gaye (Gara, Kaherava).

However, it is difficult avoiding such songs. This one is in Raag Kalyan, with the commonest of Tals Kaherava. Kalyan is the basic and first raag taught to lovers of classical music.

As seen by me, the #1 song of Lata Mangeshkar happens to be in Shuddha Kalyan belonging to the Kalyan Thaat and that too was penned by Hasrat Jaipuri.

S-J’s composition here is so good that you want to enter the screen, get hold of Saira Bano and make her take Shammi Kapoor seriously!

Hasrat Jaipuri

I take it that scenario of a song with it fitting into the overall scheme of things of the director would be explained to the lyricist two to three years before the movie is shot. He has the difficult job at hand to convert the scenario into the spoken emotions of the protagonist (s), often in line with a tune that has already been given by the composer. I am sure that HJ had been explained that Shammi Kapoor belongs to a family wherein laughter is strictly prohibited. Saira Bano makes him laugh but the misunderstanding between them makes him sad. So, he comes up with the best lines of the song:

Tumne mujhako hasana sikhaya,
Rone kahoge ro lenge ab;
Aansu ka hamare gham na karo,
Ye behte hain to behne do…

Terrific indeed. Love does it to lovers frequently. In another song, a lover had this to say:

Jo tumko ho pasand wahi baat kahenge,
Tum din ko kaho raat to hum raat kahenge.

Basically, Love makes you forget your own importance and you are ready for:

Ye dard-e-mohabbat sehne do!

Please enjoy Mohamamd Rafi singing for Shammi Kapoor: Ehsaan tera hoga mujh par…

(By the way, Kalyan literally means ‘good luck’ and whether he sang to her and later she sang to him, good luck ensued)

Ehsaan tera hoga mujh par
Dil chahta hai vo kahne do
Mujhe tumse muhabbat ho gayi hai mujhe
Palkon ki chhao mein rahne do
Ehsaan tera hoga mujh par
Dil chahta hai vo kahne do
Mujhe tumse muhabbat ho gayi hai mujhe
Palkon ki chhaon mein rahne do

Tumne mujhko hasna sikhaya aa oo
Tumne mujhko hasna sikhaya
Rone kahoge ro lenge ab
Rone kahoge ro lenge
Aansu ka hamare gam na karo
Vo bahate hain to bahane do
Mujhe tumse muhabbat ho gai hai mujhe
Palkon ki chhaon mein rahne do
Ehsaan tera hoga mujh par

Chahe bana do chahe mita do
Chahe bana do chahe mita do
Mar bhi gaye to denge duayen
Mar bhi gaye to denge duayen
Ud ud ke kahegi khaak sanam
Ye dard-e-muhabbat sahne do
Mujhe tumse muhabbat ho gayi hai mujhe
Palkon ki chhaon mein rahne do
Ehsaan tera hoga mujh par
Dil chahta hai vo kahne do
Mujhe tumse muhabbat ho gayi hai mujhe
Palko ki chhaon mein rahne do
Ehsaan tera hoga mujh par

I hoped you liked my choice of Hasrat Jaipuri Song of the Week #4.

Please await the next song in the series.

DESPITE COVID 19 LOCK-DOWN A SONGS FEST!

We have a Facebook group called Yaad Kiya Dil Ne (YKDN). It is a group for songs and music. For most people on Facebook, a group is just a group of like minded people engaged in a common activity. For us, YKDN is akin to a family; everyone is emotionally involved.

The group has thematic Fests every month in which participants put up songs on selected theme. Some of these Fests have been saved on this blog such as: Prelude To Aansu Songs Fest On Yaad Kiya Dil Ne (YKDN) Group, Baadal Or Badra Songs Fest On Yaad Kiya Dil Ne, and Mera, Apna, Hamara Songs Fest On YKDN – My Songs.

During the month of April, every year, we have our Annual Live Fest at Kandaghat (Shimla Hills, Himachal Pradesh). Accounts of some of these held are: Yaad Kiya Dil Ne Group Meet At Whispering Winds, Kandaghat (2016), YKDN Live Fest At Kandaghat – Yet Another Tribute To Shakeel Badayuni (2017), and YKDN Live Fest On Waltzing Numbers – Background (2018).

This year due to continued lock-down since 25 Mar, it wasn’t possible to have our Annual Live Fest at Kandaghat. Most of us were saddened.

There is a saying that ‘When the going gets tough, the tough get going’. I have often been teased and taunted because of my devotion towards my sisters in the YKDN family. No more; because, my sisters came to our rescue. My behna Manik Lakhkar Chava came up with an idea that a Fest could be held on Video Conferencing. And who was there to execute this idea? Well, my sister Suman Saxena. Even though Manik was already networking with her larger family on Zoom, Suman suggested that Zoom wasn’t a reliable application. She suggested Go To Meeting and diligently went about inviting  and netting people to a Fest on Video Conferencing on Sunday, 26 Apr 20.

Whilst it was sheer hard-work for Suman, very quickly the excitement started building up. We decided on the following:

  • The Fest would be an occasion to pay homage to Jaswant Singh Lagwal whom we lost prematurely and tragically on 25 Mar 20. He is survived by his wife Kavita (who has often cut the YKDN cake during our meets, she being the youngest) and sons Niraj and Pankaj.
  • Since Jaswant was a great fan of Dharam paaji (actor Dharmendra), the songs selected for singing by us would be Dharmendra songs.

This is how we went about it preparing for the Fest:

  • We formed a Whats App group that we named FOG or Fest Op Group and made Suman and Manik Admins of the group in addition to me. All those participating were made as members of the group. Unlike all other groups that are formed for specific purposes but finally come down to being just social groups, it was decided and made clear that this group would be used only for operating instructions of Fests.
  • The programme was planned. It was decided that during the first one hour we’d stick to paying homage to Jaswant and later on we would have an off-the-cuff sing song session.
  • The first one hour was to have six songs including our group anthem ‘Yaad kiya dil ne kahan ho tum’. I downloaded the Karaokes for all the songs and shared with other so that we’d be on common footing.
  • For the final group song ‘Yeh dosti hum nahin todenge’, I made a video with pictures of Jaswant and family and shared it on You Tube.
  • I also made a poem for him titled ‘Yeh dosti hum nahin todenge.

Suman, meanwhile, was busy in networking all participants on Go To Meeting. Most people were to use it for the first time. She, therefore, with great patience and thoughtfulness sorted out people’s individual and collective problems.

We even invited Jaswant’s family to join.

Finally, the day arrived. We started netting in from 3:30 PM and soon had the following: Amit Lambah, Anil Koshti, Anila Bhatia, Anindya Chatterjee, Ashwani Khanna, Ashwani Sharma, Jojy Kunchattil, Maj Vishwas Mandloi, Manik Lakhkar Chava, Milind Madhav Hastak, Mona Maharaj Singh, Nimmi Iyer, Nikkilat Bajwa, Nitin Shringarpure, Pavan Malhotra (he left half way through), RPS Josen, me,  Raj Dutta (he left soon after joining), Rajendra Kumar Tandon,  Rekha Mittal, SK Iyer, Sukhvinder Deol, Suman Saxena, Sumedha Nair, Sumona Jaswant Grewal, Surekha Saini, Surinder Grewal, VIS Bal, Vipan Kohli.

All the participants could make it and at one time we had 33 participation points. Since most people were with their spouses, we had a gathering of more than 40 people. Most people had earlier physically participated in one Fest or the other except for Milind Madhav Hastak, Nitin Shringarpure, Pavan Malhotra, Raj Dutta and Sumona Jaswant Grewal. Jaswant’s family couldn’t join in. However, the complete recording of the Fest was sent to it.

This is how we went about it:

  1. I welcomed all participants and recalled milestones in the life of Jaswant Singh Lagwal ending with his sad demise on 25 Mar 20. I read out the poem especially made for the occasion: ‘Yeh Dosti Hum Nahin Todenge‘.
  2. Jaswant Singh Lagwal
    Venkat Gullapalli

    We had a one minute silence for him as well as for Evani Leela’s younger brother Venkat Gullapalli whom we shockingly lost just two days before the Fest, on 24 Apr 20.

  3. We began with a round of applause for Manik and Suman who conceived the Fest and made it possible.
  4. We sang the YKDN Anthem: Yaad kiya dil ne kahan ho tum. In the last five years of Fests, whenever we commenced a Fest we have always sung this song put together by Hasrat Jaipuri, Shankar Jaikishan, Hemant Kumar (singing for Dev Anand) and Lata Mangeshkar (singing for Usha Kiran) for the 1953 Amiya Chakrabarty movie Patita.
  5. We sang the song Ek haseen shaam ko (Raja Mehdi Ali Khan, Madan Mohan, Mohammad Rafi) for the 1966 DD Kadhyap movie Dulahan Ek Raat Ki starring Dharmendra and Nutan.
  6. For the next song Pal pal dil ke paas tum rehati ho, Suman had shared an audio of the song sung by Jaswant himself. Originally, it was sung by Kishore Kumar on the lyrics of Rajinder Krishan and composition of Kalyanji Anandji for the 1973 Vijay Anand movie Blackmail starring Dharmendra and Rakhee.
  7. The next song to sing was very nostalgic for us: Gaadi bula rahi hai seeti baja rahi hai. It was sung by Kishore Kumar for the 1974 Dulal Guha movie Dost on the lyrics of Anand Bakshi and composition of Laxmikant Pyarelal. When Jaswant came to know that his favourite Dharmendra was in the train from Shimla to Kandaghat when this song was sung in the movie, he reenacted the song whilst arriving for the 2018 Kandaghat Live Fest.
  8. The next song to sing was Aaj mausam bada beimaan hai from the 1973 A Bhim Singh movie Loafer starring Dharmendra and Mumtaz (Anand Bakshi, Laxmikant Pyarelal and Kishore Kumar). By this time we had discovered that synchronization with so many people singing simultaneously was making the song fall flat. So, we decided that we would allow individual singers to sing whilst others would mute their microphones. This song was sung by Mona with RPS Josen joining in.
  9. The last group song from 1975 Ramesh Sippy movie Sholay starring Dharmendra, Amitabh Bachchan, Hema Malini, Jaya Bahaduri, Sanjeev Kumar, Amjad Khan, Asrani and Jagdeep had Jaswant’s video shared with everyone. Most had moist eyes.

After completing the planned programme as above, it was decided to give individuals a chance to sing. The following sang and sang rather well: RPS Josen, Rekha Mittal, SK Iyer, Nimmi, Mona, Jojy Kunchattil, Surinder Grewal, and Ashwani Sharma.

In the end, another round of applause was called for Manik and Suman. Mona said a few thoughtful words from all of us for Jaswant and Kavita. Everyone agreed that the Fest was a great success especially with all the restrictions during COVID 19 Lockdown.

There were, of course, a few lessons for future Fests with video conferencing:

  • Group songs with a number of participants is not a viable option since there are insurmountable problems of synchronization.
  • People need to maintain group discipline in that they should mute their microphones when not speaking.
  • For singing in built microphones of the computers and cellphones are not the answer; one requires good compatibility external microphones.

Those who couldn’t attend the Fest can download the complete recording of the Fest by clicking on the following link:

https://we.tl/t-g1Qa9IK9Zw

In addition to thanking Manik and Suman for the video conferencing idea, permit me to thank all participants for their enthusiastic and meaningful participation in this unique Fest.

Lets meet again next month.

 

THE BEST SONGS OF INDEEVAR – PART I

As with all posts on Lyricists, these posts are a compilation of my daily posts on my Facebook page Lyrical.

So far, on Lyrical, I have taken up nine lyricists of great fame:

1. Shailendra. The opening song that I selected was Kuchh aur zamaana kehta hai.
2. Rajinder Krishan with his Mujhase mat poochh mere ishq mein.
3. Kaifi Azmi with his Jaane kyaa dhoondati rehati hain ye aankhen mujh mein.
4. Sahir Ludhianvi with Aurat ne janam diya mardon ko.
5. Majrooh Sultanpuri with Teri aankhon ke siwa duniya mein rakha kyaa hai.
6. Jaan Nisar Akhtar with his Mujhape ilzaam-e-bewafai hai.
7. Hasrat Jaipuri with his Aansu bhari hain ye jeevan ki raahen. (Yet to be published here).
8. Qamar Jalalabadi with his Ai meri zindagi tujhe dhoondun kahan.
9. Raja Mehdi Ali Khan with his Mera sundar sapna beet gaya.

Tonight we take up the tenth lyricist Indeevar. He was born in 1924 as Shyamalal Babu Rai in Dhamna Village of Jhansi district of Uttar Pradesh. He moved to Bombay at the end of 1940s to pursue a professional career as a lyricist.

In a career spanning nearly half a century he wrote 1633 songs for over 300 films. I could find 1589 songs from 446 movies.

Day #1, Song #1
Bade armaano se rakha hai balam teri kasam

He started writing lyrics for songs with the 1945 movie Samrat Chandragupta. It was with his 17th movie in 1951: Malhar that he finally got recognition with the song: Bade armaano se rakha hai balam teri kasam, a song picturised on Arjun Bakshi and Shammi.

Here is from The Hindu newspaper dated 29 Mar 2012 in a piece titled ‘Blast From The Past: Malhar (1951):

“Starring Shammi, Arjun, Moti Sagar, Kanhaiyalal

On watching “Malhar”, more than six decades after it was released, one cannot but admire the fundamental laws that govern good cinema, which have stood the test of time, proving that they are inviolate and sacrosanct. Despite the considerable time that has elapsed, “Malhar”, directed by Harish, shows no signs of staleness, at least in certain vital areas. The first of two films to be produced by ace singer, Mukesh (the other being “Anuraag” in 1956) under the banner of Darling Films, it had a young and largely inexperienced cast and crew, for many of whom it was their debut vehicle.

The film is a showpiece of technical brilliance, especially the editing by S. Prabhakar, which is taut and precise, and never allows the narrative to slacken or waver, even in the second half, which, on certain occasions tends to meander. Equally deft is the cinematography by M. Rajaram, considering the equipment available to him.

However, piece-de-resistance of the film is its music score, composed by Roshan, grandfather of Hrithik Roshan, who had made his debut just a year earlier, in 1950. For the current generation of viewers, who, through incessant harping might be deluded into believing that film dynasties do not extend beyond the Bachchans and the Kapoors, this will be a revelation. As will be the trivia that Mukesh was the grandfather of the talented Neil Nitin Mukesh. Or Moti Sagar, who essays an important role, is the father of singer Preeti Sagar.

Each song, led by the remarkable “Bade Armaanon Se Rakha Hai Sanam Teri Qasam, Pyaar Ki Duniya Mein Yeh Pehla Qadam” is a gem. Roshan was undoubtedly helped by the lyricists, debutant Indeevar and Kaif-Irfani- who penned sheer poetry, including “Dil Tujhe diya tha Rakhne ko, Tune Dil ko Jala ke Rakh Kiya” and “Tara Toote Duniya Dekhe”. Lata Mangeshkar and Mukesh, needless to mention, made them immortal in their voice.”

Please enjoy Lata Mangeshkar and Mukesh sing the first hit song of Indeevar in the Hindi movies, a song composed by Roshan: Bade armaano se rakha hai balam teri kasam….

ba.De armaano.n se rakhaa hai balam terii kasam
o balam terii kasam
pyaar kii duniyaa me.n ye pahalaa kadam
ho, pahalaa kadam
judaa na kar sake.nge hamako zamaane ke sitam
ho, zamaane ke sitam
pyaar kii duniyaa me.n ye pahalaa kadam
ho, pahalaa kadam

le uThaa pyaar bhii a.nga.Daaii hai, dil bhii jahaa.N
ajii, aise me.n li_e jaate ho tum bolo kahaa.N
duur duniyaa kii nigaaho.n se kahii.n jaae.nge ham
pyaar kii duniyaa me.n ye pahalaa kadam
ho, pahalaa kadam …

terii do aa.Nkho.n me.n dikahte hai.n mujhe dono.n jahaa.N
inhii me.n kho gayaa dil meraa kaho Dhuu.NDhuu.N kahaa.N
chaa.Nd ghaTataa ho ghaTe apanii mohabbat na ho kam
pyaar kii duniyaa me.n ye pahalaa kadam
ho, pahalaa kadam …

merii naiyaa ko kinaare kaa i.ntazaar nahii.n
teraa aa.Nchal ho to patavaar bhii darakaar nahii.n
tere hote hue kyo.n ho mujhe tuufaan kaa Gam
pyaar kii duniyaa me.n ye pahalaa kadam
ho, pahalaa kadam …

Day #1, Song #2
Do hain naina hon chaar kaise

We started with our tenth Lyricist (not in any particular order or ranking): Shyamalal Babu Rai or Indeevar with a great song of his in the 1951 movie Malhar: Bade armaano se balam teri kasam.

Now, lets go on chronologically. His first movie, as I said, was the 1945 movie Samrat Chandragupta. I couldn’t make out exactly which was his songs and which were by Pt Madhur. Hence, I am not giving you any.

His second movie was the first of the two movies in 1946: Double Face. Indeevar wrote all seven songs for the movie that were composed by Shyam Babu Pathak:

1. Abhi hai kuchh deri.
2. Dekhe bin chain nahin.
3. Dil ek hai.
4. Ek din ki suno kahani.
5. Hath mein sagar ho mere.
6. Rehte hain adhure.
7. Uthi uthi ghatayen.

We shall skip all these.

Jungle Ki Pukar was his next movie in 1946. S Banerjee and Goswami composed following songs penned by Indeevar:

1. Aisi aayi ab ke bahar.
2. Chalo piya ke des panchhi.
3. Dekho mera singar.
4. Dono rukhsar mah pare hain.
5. Gar yaar na ho.
6. Pardesi saudagar aaye.
7. Yaad tumhari aayi sajanwa.

Once again, we shall skip these.

Namak was the first of the two movies having his songs in the year 1947. Once again, Indeevar wrote all five songs for the movie that were composed by Naresh Chandra and Shyam Babu Pathak:

1. Do hain naina hon chaar kaise.
2. Kabhi jab unki yaad aati hai.
3. Aansu na tham sake to dil ko thaam lena.
4. Daal ke dera kare basera.
5. Kisi ke ho jaao.

I am going to give you the first song only to show you the development of a Lyricist in early stages.

This song was sung by Leela Mehta and Yashwant Bhatt.

Please enjoy: Do hain naina hon chaar kaise…

Day #1, Song #3
Tere naino mein nindiya

Black Market was his second and last movie in 1947. He wrote as many as eight songs for the movie that were composed by Shyma Babu Pathak:

1. Dear Dear Darling tumse mujhe love ho gaya.
2. Dekho dekho dil dil mein bas ke.
3. Ho ye ye ho ho ek chai.
4. Kano ke jhumke kehte hain.
5. Mausam ki chhatta manohar ho.
6. Naina geele mat kar pi le.
7. Peene walo aaj jannat ban ke rehti.
8. Saal mein din wo ho

We shall skip all these songs.

Satyanarayan was his first movie in the year 1948. Hansraj Behl was the composer of eight songs, out of which only one was written by him: Dil waale sahib ghazab kar daala.

With this, on the very first day we have covered 39 of his songs in seven movies. Out of these I gave you the 1951 movie Malhar song out of turn: Bade armaano se balam teri kasam.

His next movie in 1948 was Didi in which Mukund Masurekar composed eleven songs; eight of these were penned by Indeevar:

1. Pyari raat pyari raat aaj aayi hai suhag ki raat.
2. Tere naino mein nindiya.
3. Balam mere haaye.
4. Chupke chupke aana mere raja.
5. Mere dil ki duniya se.
6. Bhool jao mere meet.
7. Kal aayenge.
8. Main hoon naar naveli.

The first one is a fine song sung by Amirbai Karnataki (the one who sang Vaishnav janto tene kahiye that was immensely liked by Mahatama Gandhi) and Shankar Dasgupta. However, I searched on the net and couldn’t even get it in MP3.

Hence, please enjoy Lata Mangeshkar singing: Tere naino mein nindiya…

tere naino me nindiya tere naino me nindiya
nindiya me sapne sapne me sajan
dol rahe re dol rahe re tere naino me nindiya

dol rahe re dol rahe re dol rahe re dol rahe re
sapne me sajan dol rahe re tere naino me nindiya
jadu ke teer chale kaleja chir chale
dono hi dilo ko ab tatol rahe re
tere naino me nindiya

gore gal muskurake lal ho rahe
ho gore gal
gore gal muskurake lal ho rahe
mithe mithe man me khyal aa rahe
bezuban labj bhi kuch bol rahe re
tere naino me nindiya

chhedo nahi aasha ko chhedo nahi aasha ko
jud gaye do sans mile honge do
tum abhi se man me ras ghol rahe re
tere naino me nindiya tere naino me nindiya

Day #2, Song #4
Ab to nazar ka naata tujhse hi jod baithe

We started with our tenth Lyricist (not in any particular rank or order) Indeevar day before yesterday. On that day we covered 8 of his movies with 41 songs and I gave you, as everyday, three of them.

His first movie in 1949 was Jagriti. Nine of his songs were composed by K Narayana Rao, the producer:

1. Ab to nazar ka naata tujhse hi jod baithe.
2. Aaye aur jaadu daal chale.
3. Nayi nayi pehchan re.
4. Azadi mili desh ko dukhiya ko kya mila?
5. Din ko hansna raat ko rona.
6. Dushaman hai ye dil hi hamara.
7. Ek jyoti bhuji.
8. Jawani ke path mein ye pehla kadam.
9. Kasam hai tumhen.

All but two songs were sung by Yashwant Bhatt, Lalita Rao and Freni Shroff. Two solos were sung by Omkar Devaskar and Sanjeevani Pai.

The first one has been sung by Omkar Devaskar in the likeness of KL Saigal, the prevalent style at that time. The lyrics are very good.

Please enjoy: Ab to nazar ka naata tujhse hi jod baithe…

ab to nazar ka nata ab to nazar ka nata
tojhse hi jod baithe tojhse hi jod baithe
ab to nazar ka nata ab to nazar ka nata
tojhse hi jod baithe tojhse hi jod baithe

aashik teri gali ke duniya ko chhod baithe
aashik teri gali ke duniya ko chhod baithe
ab to nazar ka nata ab to nazar ka nata
tojhse hi jod baithe tojhse hi jod baithe

ab rahe mohabbat me ab rahe mohabbat me
manzil hai makan tera manzil hai makan tera
duniya ke rashto se rishta hi tod baithe
ab to nazar ka nata ab to nazar ka nata
tojhse hi jod baithe tojhse hi jod baithe

naam aapka le le kar badnaam ho chuke hum
naam aapka le le kar badnaam ho chuke hum
haa haa naam ek aap hai jo hamse
muh apna mod baithe ek aap hai jo hamse
muh apna mod baithe ab to nazar ka nata
ab to nazar ka nata tojhse hi jod baithe
tojhse hi jod baithe

Day #2, Song #5
Mohabbat hote hote ho gayi

His second and last movie in 1949 was Imtihan, a Mohan Sinha movie starring Surendra Nath and Madhubala. Shyambabu Pathak composed ten songs in the movie, most of which were penned by Harikrishna Premi. Only one was written by Indeevar and sung by Geeta Dutt (she sang most of the songs): Dekho dil de ke tamasha dekho.

Aflatoon was the first of his five movies in 1950. Neenu Majumdar composed seven of his songs that were written by him and Buniyaad:

1. Bach bach ke chalungi chhip chhip ke milungi.
2. Chhipo hamse na O meri Laila.
3. Kehna na maana kisi ka tumne.
4. Mera dil tere bas mein.
5. Pyar bhari raat sajan yaad tumhen hai ke nahin.
6. Sun meri baat sun is mein paap hai na punya.
7. Teri yaad ab dil dukhati rahegi.

Achha Jee was his second movie in 1950. He was back with Shyam Babu Pathak and they made the following songs:

1. Apna bana ke rahungi.
2. Apne dilon mein hai ujiyala.
3. Bahut akad ke chalte the wo chhaila ji.
4. Bhar jaaye aasman to aahon ki kya khata.
5. Bhool hai kisi ko apnana.
6. Do din ki bahar pyar mein guzaar do.
7. Kisi ke bholepan ne mere man ko kheencha.
8. Takrar ko badal do pyar mein.

All very good songs as you can make out from the titles. However, we shall skip all these.

In his next movie in 1950 Hanste Rehana, starring Mukri and Heera Sawant, there were six songs composed by Wadhwa: two written by Farooq Qaiser and four by Indeevar:

1. Hai kitna suhana.
2. Matwali ghatao zara tum jhoom ke aana.
3. Ek woh hain humko bhool chale.
4. Ho pam pam.

Rupaiya was his fourth and last movie in 1950 and 14th movie since his entry into Hindi films with the 1945 movie Samrat Chandragupta.

P Ramakant composed nine of his songs:

1. Tiki hui thi jin par nazaren.
2. Mohabbat dard hai.
3. Hamen apna bana lo ji.
4. Insaan banane wale ne kya cheez banayi hai.
5. Jise main pyar karun.
6. Log kehte hain mohabbat mein asar hota hai.
7. Main naari hoon.
8. Na jaane mujhe kya ho gaya.
9. Tu mera Mohan main teri Radha.

We shall skip all these. Once again, you are aware as to how difficult it is to make a break as a lyricist in Hindi movies. I have gone through 38 songs of his six movies and given you only one. I have already told you that his first hit song was in the seventh year of his career after 17 movies and we started with the Malhar song: Bade armaan se rakha hai balam teri kasam pyar ki duniya mein ye pehla kadam.

Aahuti was his last movie in 1950 and the 15th movie of his career in six years.

The film starred Ranjit and Mumtaz.

DC Dutt composed 13 songs in the movie; eight by Tandon and five by Indeevar:

1. Agar Bhagwan tum hamko kahin.
2. Same song (Version 2).
3. Chaar dino ki athkheliyan.
4. Mar ke jeena hamen bhi.
5. Neha laga ke nibhayiyo.

And that brings us to the year 1951 with whose movie song we started with Indeevar yesterday.

(courtesy: IMDb)

His first movie in 1951 was Raajput. Hansraj Behl composed 12 songs in the movie and one was by Husnlal Bhagatram. Indeevar wrote just one: Ye ghadi tera dil dole kabhi haan bol.

His next movie in 1951 was Phoolon Ka Haar whose eleven songs were composed by Hansraj Behl. Indeevar wrote three:

1. Mohabbat hote hote ho gayi.
2. Lapak jhapak aaye mithi mithi nindiya.
3. Jinke sang preet hai unki hai diwali.

The first one was sung by Mubarak Begum and Devendra Mohan and was written in the humorous style that was perfected by Raja Mehdi Ali Khan.

Please enjoy: Mohabbat hote hote ho gayi…

mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi
mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi

chale the chhedne ko hum
jo aaya samne jis dum
mili kuch aisi nigahe
jaise milti hai daurahe
na jane kya bikhar gaya
mera man tan se chhut gaya, kab
main kisi ki aankh me aakash me
aakash me jab kho gayi
mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi
mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi

kisi ne kaha dil lelo
khilauna samajh ke khelo
samajh me meri na aaya
mujhe ye sauda na bhaya
liye dil chal diye jab wo
to kuch aisa laga mujhko, kya
jaise koi chiz mere hatho me
aate aate kho gayi
mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi
mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi

wahi jab sapno me aaya
mujhe sote se jagaya
kaha usne mujhe rani
bani phir aage kahani
kalayi hatho me dedi
nishani usne mujhe dedi, phir
iske baad yaad nahi aankh lagi
aankh lagi so gayi
mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi
mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi

khuli jab aankh to dekha
nazara aur hi kuch tha
koi wo chhubuli chhori
gayi dil le jora jori
jigar me raah banake
najar ke teer chalake, phir
man ki kyari me meri preet bij
preet bij bo gayi
mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi
mohabbat hote hote hote hote
hote hote ho gayi

Day #2, Song #6
Ek baar agar tu keh de

And that brings us to the 17th movie of Indeevar’s career: Malhar. I gave you an excerpt from The Hindu of 29 Mar 2012 to tell you about how Indeevar really arrived with this movie.

The movie starred Shammi and Arjun Bakshi. There were nine songs in the movie that were composed by Roshan. Indeevar wrote four of them:

1. Bade armaano se rakha hai balam teri kasam.
2. Ek baar agar tu keh de.
3. Taara toote duniya dekhe dekha na kisi ne dil toot gaya.
4. Hota raha younhi agar anjaam wafa ka.

In addition to Bade armaano se rakha hai balam that I have given you yesterday as the starting song, I am tempted to give you a duet between Lata Mangeshkar and Mukesh.

Please enjoy: Ek baar agar tu keh de…

ek bar agar tu kahe de
ek bar agar tu kahe de, tu hai meri ke me hu tera
ham do albele panchhi
ham do albele panchhi, ham dono ka ek basera

do dil dhadke hai, chounk uthi hai jawaniya
kuchh kaha hai nigaho ne, chhed ke pyar ki kahaniya
kuchh kaha hai nigaho ne, chhed ke pyar ki kahaniya
mera dil hi nahi hai mere bas me
mera dil hi nahi hai mere bas me
yeh kis ne jadu phera, kaho ji yeh kis ne jadu phera
ham dono ka ek basera

aa jaye na kahi ham-tum kisi ki nigaho me
sang sang hi chale ham jindagi ki raaho me
sang sang hi chale ham jindagi ki raaho me
tujhe chhin na le koi mujhse
tujhe chhin na le koi mujhse
yeh jag hai bada lutera, suno ji yeh jag hai bada lutera
ham dono ka ek basera

dekho aai hai sitaro ki timtimati yeh toliya
chalo inn ki chhao me ham khele aankh micholiya
chalo inn ki chhao me ham khele aankh micholiya
tute na kabhi jivan bhar
tute na kabhi jivan bhar
yeh bandhan tera mera, oho ji yeh bandhan tera mera
ham dono ka ek basera
ek bar agar tu kahe de
ek bar agar tu kahe de, tu hai meri ke me hu tera

Day #3, Song #7
Aankhon se mili aankhen iqraar ho gaya

Third day of our being with our tenth great lyricist: Shyamalal Babu Rai or Indeevar. I haven’t ranked any lyricist and I am not going to do it.

So far, starting from his first movie in 1945: Samrat Chandragupta, we have covered 17 movies having 88 songs; out of which I gave you just six.

His fourth movie in 1951 was Andolan. It was a Phani Mazumdar movie. Who was Phani Mazumdar? Some of you know him as the man who wrote the story Mare Gaye Gulfaam, based on which Shailendra produced his only movie: Teesri Kasam that he had Abhi Bhattacharya direct it.

Andolan had five songs that were composed by Pannalal Ghosh; one of these was penned by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee and of course all of you know that song: Vande Matram that was sung by Sudha Malhotra, Parul Ghosh and Manna Dey.

Indeevar wrote the following:

1. Prabhu charno mein aaya pujari.
2. Radha ne kiya singar kyun?

Simba was his next movie in 1951. It was a Mohammad Hussain movie starring Babu Rao and Krishan Kumari. DC Dutt composed six songs for the movie; four were penned by Farooq Qaiser and two by Indeevar:

1. Aankhon se mili aankhen iqraar ho gaya.
2. Sunsan jungle manaye ja.

Both the songs of Indeevar were sung by Sulochana Kadam. What do you know about her? You must listen to her song Wo aaye hain dil ko karaar aa gaya that was written by Farooq Qaiser and composed by Krishna Dayal for the 1953 movie Malika Salomi. In Nainital it was sung at the same spot where a number of songs have been sung; eg Zara sun haseena e nazneen in Raag Pahadi and the Gumrah song Tujhako mera pyar pukare.

Just to give you one song I go through all this! Do you think it is worth it?

Anyway please enjoy Sulochana Kadam singing: Aankhon se mili aankhen iqraar ho gaya…

aankho se mili aankhe ikraar ho gaya
pahchaan hote hote yun pyaar ho gaya
aankho se mili aankhe ikraar ho gaya
pahchaan hote hote yun pyaar ho gaya

armaan hai ye dil ka tu saamne rahe
tu saamne rahe
armaan hai ye dil ka tu saamne rahe
tu saamne rahe
tere bagair jeena dushwaar ho gaya
tere bagair jeena dushwaar ho gaya
aankho se mili aankhe ikraar ho gaya
pahchaan hote hote yun pyaar ho gaya

laali ki kya jarurat kaajal ki kya padi
laali ki kya jarurat kaajal ki kya padi
kaajal ki kya padi
jab pyaar hi jiwan ka singaar ho gaya
jab pyaar hi jiwan ka singaar ho gaya
aankho se mili aankhe ikraar ho gaya
pahchaan hote hote yun pyaar ho gaya

dil me sama gaye ho dhadkan me bas gaye
dhadkan me bas gaye
dil me sama gaye ho dhadkan me bas gaye
dhadkan me bas gaye
jab aankh band kar li didaar ho gaya
jab aankh band kar li didaar ho gaya
aankho se mili aankhe ikraar ho gaya
pahchaan hote hote yun pyaar ho gaya

Day #3, Song #8
Dukhiyare naina dhoonde piya ko

Vanraj was his first movie in 1952. This was another movie in which the songs were composed by Shyam Babu Pathak. Indeevar wrote three out of the six:

1. Main ghumne ki shaukee.
2. Mujhe chume chand ki kirane.
3. Sir pe khada hai kaal.

Nirmohee was his second movie in 1952.

This was the first movie in which Madan Mohan composed two of his songs. Almost all the eight songs of the movie were sung by Lata Mangeshkar. Here are the two by Indeevar:

1. Dukhiyare naina dhoonde piya ko.
2. Ye suhana sama ye umange jawan.

Lets listen to Lata Mangeshkar singing the first song.

Please enjoy: Dukhiyare naina dhoonde piya ko…

dukhiyare naina dhundhe piya ko
nis din kare pukar
dukhiyare naina dhundhe piya ko
nis din kare pukar
dukhiyare naina

phir kya aayengi wo raate
phir kya aayengi wo raate
laut gayi hai jo barate
laut gayi hai jo barate
beete din aur bichhaa saathi
beete din aur bichhaa saathi
bahati nadi ki dhar
dukhiyare naina
dukhiyare naina dhundhe piya ko
nis din kare pukar
dukhiyare naina

raah me naina deeya jalaye
raah me naina deeya jalaye
aap jale aur jiya jalaye
aap jale aur jiya jalaye
jis se jivan bhi jal jaye
jis se jivan bhi jal jaye
wo kaisi jaldhaar
dukhiyare naina
dukhiyare naina dhundhe piya ko
nis din kare pukar
dukhiyare naina

Day #3, Song #9
Satayega kise tu aasmaan

Hamari Duniya was his third movie in 1953 after Vanraj and Nirmohee.

Seven songs of the movie were composed by Shyam Babu Pathak; four by Indeevar and three by Hasrat Jaipuri.

Indeevar’s songs were:

1. Zindagi usi ki hai jo zindagi se khele.
2. Same song Version 2.
3. Chanda ki Chandni.

We shall skip all three.

His first movie in 1953 was Sheesham; a Kishore Sharma movie starring Nasir Khan and Nutan.

After the 1951 movie Malhar in which Indeevar had his first hit song: Bade armaano se rakha hai balam teri kasam, this was the second movie in which he paired with Roshan. Out of the ten songs of the movie, Indeevar wrote five of them:

1. Satayega kise tu aasmaan.
2. Sapno mein aana chhed chhed jaana.
3. Jab tak sansaar rahe.
4. Muskuraahat tere honthon ki mera singar hai.
5. Machla hua hai dil nigaahen beqraar hain.

All very good songs. We shall take up the first one sung by Mukesh.

Please enjoy: Satayega kise tu aasmaan…

sataayegaa kise tu aasamaan jab ham nahi hoge
diye hai tune aise gam kabhi jo kam nahi hoge

sitaare tutane se aasamaan kaa kyaa bigadataa hai
aasamaan kaa kyaa bigadataa hai
sitaare tutane se aasamaan kaa kyaa bigadataa hai
aasamaan kaa kyaa bigadataa hai
kami kyaa hogi duniyaa me agar ik ham nahi hoge
sataayegaa kise tu aasamaan jab ham nahi hoge
diye hai tune aise gam kabhi jo kam nahi hoge

hai jab tak ham tabhi tak dushmani hai ham se duniyaa ko
dushmani hai ham se duniyaa ko
hai jab tak ham tabhi tak dushmani hai ham se duniyaa ko
dushmani hai ham se duniyaa ko
yahi duniyaa hame dhundhegi ham jis dam nahi hoge
sataayegaa kise tu aasamaan jab ham nahi hoge

Day #4, Song #10
Tere haathon mein

Indeevar was the fourth most prolific lyricist in Hindi movies after Sameer, Anand Bakshi and Majrooh Sultanpuri. He wrote nearly 1650 songs. In the first three days with him, starting from the 1945 movie Samrat Chandragupta and ending with 1953 movie Sheesham or Shisham, we covered 24 of his movies with 105 songs; out of which I gave you just nine.

His second movie in 1953 was Dara. Mohammad Shafi composed seven songs. Indeevar wrote one of them: Bandhan hain haathon ke kangan that was sung by Lata Mangeshkar.

His next movie in 1953 was Dana Pani, a VM Vyas movie that repeated the successful cast of 1952 Vijay Bhatt movie Baiju Bawra: Bharat Bhushan and Meena Kumari.

Mohan Junior composed eight songs for the movie; Kaif Irfani wrote five and Indeevar wrote the following three:

1. Tere haathon mein.
2. Chanda suraj naina tere.
3. Meri kutiya ke deep tere hi.

The first one was a duet between Geeta Dutt and Mohammad Rafi and it is worth listening to it. She starts only with the second stanza. Please forgive me for the audio quality. Yet it is an immortal song.

Please enjoy: Tere haathon mein…

jiwan kya hai dhalta suraj pal pal dhalta jaye
is nagri se jane wale lot ke phir na aye
tere hatho me jiwan ki jeet haar hai
tere hatho me jiwan ki jeet haar hai
tu soch ke dunia pe jara dil ko lutana
tu soch ke dunia pe jara dil ko lutana
usse bhi tere talu karar hai
tere hatho me jiwan ki jeet haar hai
tere hatho me jiwan ki jeet haar hai

juari ki mahfil se ayi sada ayi sada
juari ki mahfil se ayi sada ayi sada
jiwan hai ek jua khel tu hasta hua khel tu
tujhe dega wahi jisne sabko diya
eye khiladi tu kyu itna bekarar hai
tere hatho me jiwan ki jeet haar hai
tere hatho me jiwan ki jeet haar hai

gujare na gujre ye jiwan hai kaisa jiwan hai kaisa
jidhar aj dekho kare raz kaisa kare raz kaisa
kahi hai amiri kahi hal aisa
kahi hai amiri kahi hal aisa
ke dunia me jina bhi dushwar hai
tere hatho me jiwan ki jeet haar hai
tere hatho me jiwan ki jeet haar hai
tere hatho me jiwan ki jeet haar hai

Day #4, Song #11
Kisi ki aankh ke aansu hain

His next movie in 1953 was Gharbaar. Vasant Prabhu composed nine songs in the movie and Indeevar penned all of them except one each by Kaif Irfani and DN Madhok:

1. Chhup chhup ke aaya koi.
2. Maa ki mamta pyar pita ka.
3. Udhar hai husn ka jalwa.
4. Barbaad ho raha hai ek ghar.
5. Aaja mere piya mere man mein.
6. Meri shokh nigaahen dil loote.
7. Udhar hai husn ka jalwa (Ver 2).

We shall skip all.

His next movie in 1953, his last one that year, was Aagosh. There were eight songs in the movie composed by Roshan (Indeevar’s third movie with him): Two by Indeevar, four by Shailendra and one each by Kaif Irfani and Uddhav Kumar:

1. Kisi ki aankh ke aansu hain.
2. Tu hai chanda to main hoon chakor.

The first one was sung beautifully by Lata Mangeshkar.

Please enjoy: Kisi ki aankh ke aansu hain…

kisi ki aankh ke aansu hai, sitaare na kaho
najar ka dhoka hai tum, inako najaare na kaho

yeh murawwat hain jo milate hain, muhabbat toh nahi
woh kisi aur ke hain, unako hamaare na kaho
nazar ka dhoka hai tum, inako nazaare na kaho

lagi jo thik hi maujon ki khel mein tut pade
ghani ghani se ye tufan hai, kinaare na kaho
najar ka dhoka hai tum, inako najaare na kaho

Day #4, Song #12
Kaise koi jiye zehar hai zindagi

His first movie in 1954 was Vijay Garh. Mazzafar Shahjahanpuri wrote most of the songs that were composed by AK Prem (5) and Krishan Dayal (2). Indeevar wrote only one: Ruki ruki saanse jhuki jhuki akhiyan that was composed by Krishan Dayal.

Baadbaan was his next movie in 1954; a movie directed once again by Phani Mazumdar (a novelist of Maare Gaye Gulfaam fame that was made into Teesri Kasam by Shailendra). This one starred Dev Anand, Usha Kiran, Ashok Kumar and Meena Kumari.

SK Pal and Timir Baran composed eight very beautiful songs; six of them written by Indeevar and two by Uddav Kumar:

1. Kaise koi jiye zehar hai zindagi (Geeta Dutt)
2. Har roz kaha har roz suna.
3. Aaya toofan, kaise koi jiye zehar hai zindagi (Hemant Kumar).
4. Dekho chanchal hai mera jiya ho.
5. Thukra ke teri duniya ko.
6. Tori preet ke bas ho.

We shall be taking up two; one today and one tomorrow.

Timir Baran was the father of Indian Symphony Orchestra (courtesy: milleniumpost.in)

The first one is a masterpiece by Indeevar and is one of the best of Geeta Dutt.

Please enjoy: Kaise koi jiye zehar hai zindagi…

kaise koi jiye

kaise koi jiye zahar hai zindagi
utha tufan wo, utha tufan naach ke
sab bujh gaye diye, kaise koi jiye

baadal hai ya dhuwa aag lagi kaha
jalta na ho kahi mera hi aashiya
angare the aansu nahi wo, dil ne jo piye

kaise koi jiye zahar hai jindagi
utha tufan wo, utha tufan nach ke
sab bujh gaye diye, kaise koi jiye

taare na jane unchayi gagan ki
aankhe na samajhe
gehrayi man ki, gehrayi man ki
tare na jane pyase papihe ne aas thi bandhi
ud gaye baadal aa gayi aandhi
gam ne jo chheda dil ne hasi se honth si liye

kaise koi jiye zahar hai zindagi
utha tufan wo, utha tufan naach ke
sab bujh gaye diye, kaise koi jiye

Day #5, Song #13
Aaya toofan, kaise koi jiye zahr hai zindagi

Yesterday was the fourth day with Great Lyricist #10: Indeevar (not in any particular order or ranking). We had gone through 125 of his songs from 30 movies, out of which I had given you just 12.

The last song that I gave you was a Geeta Dutt song for the 1954 movie Baadbaan: Kaise koi jiye zehr hai zindagi; a masterpiece by Indeevar.

I had promised you the Hemant Kumar version too. So here it is.

Please enjoy: Aaya toofan, kaise koi jiye zahr hai zindagi…

aaya tufan aaya tufan
bekadar bewafa hai aasma
kaise koi jiye
kaise koi jiye zahar hai zindagi
utha tufan wo, utha tufan naach le
sab bujh gaye diye kaise koi jiye

baadal hai ya dhuwa aag lagi kaha
jalta na ho kahi mera hi aashiya
angare the aansu nahi wo, dil ne jo piye

kaise koi jiye zahar hai jindagi
utha tufan wo, utha tufan naach ke
sab bujh gaye diye, kaise koi jiye

taare na jane unchayi gagan ki
aankhe na samajhe
gehrayi man ki, gehrayi man ki
tare na jane pyase papihe ne aas thi bandhi
ud gaye baadal aa gayi aandhi
gam ne jo chheda dil ne hasi se honth si liye

kaise koi jiye zahar hai zindagi
utha tufan wo, utha tufan

Day #5, Song #14
Ai meri mehboob maang le jo tujhko

I am sure that in the last two songs that I gave you from the 1954 movie Baadbaan: Geeta Dutt and Hemant Kumar versions of the song Kaise koi jiye zehr hai zindagi, you would have already placed Indeevar in a different league altogether.

There is much more to come.

(Poster courtesy: Cinestaan.com)

His next movie in 1954 was Mehbooba, a K Amarnath movie starring Shammi Kapoor and Nalini Jaywant.

The movie had nine songs; five composed by OP Nayyar and four by Roshan. Six were penned by Majrooh Sultanpuri, two by Tanvir Naqvi and Indeevar wrote just one: Jo dil ke malik hain mehman banke aane wale hain.

His next movie in 1954 was Dakoo Ki Ladki with Geeta Bali in the title role. For the first time, Indeevar paired with Hemant Kumar but wrote just one song whereas SH Bihari and Kaif Irfani wrote four and three respectively: Gulon ko khilau baharon se khelo.

His second last movie in 1954 was Pensioner and he wrote just one song for Hamsraj Behl: Nacho ri gudiya ri baaje shehnayiyan.

His last movie in 1954 was – hold your breath – Fuji Lama. He wrote seven songs for J Majumdar:

1. Are dil-e-nadaan jaane kya tera anjam hai.
2. Chum chuma mor naache.
3. Dil mera kho gaya hai yahin kahin.
4. Hamne tumse pyar kiya hai pyar.
5. Huye nain hamare bawariya.
6. Teri yaad ka dil ki khile.
7. Yangasi kinare mile chand se taare mile.

That finishes ten years of Indeevar’s career.

His first movie in 1955 was Shikar.

Ten songs were composed by Bulo C Rani and Indeevar wrote four of them:

1. Rangon ke badalne se tasveer.
2. Bahar dekh ke dil aur beqraar hua.
3. Aanchal mein deepak na chhupa tu.
4. Aata hai karar beqraar hone mein.

His first movie in 1956 was Gul-e-Bakawali. If you think the name is unique you have another guess coming because movies with this title were made five times including one in Punjabi.

Gyan Dutt composed eight songs in the movie and Hemant Kumar composed one that was penned by Ravi; a beautiful number: Ye shokh sitaare karte hain ishaare. Hemant Kumar and Ravi went back to their association as Music Director and his assistant in Nagin.

Indeevar’s song was just one and composed by Gyan Dutt: Mera kahan hai man meraa.

In between, please forgive me for having forgotten some of his 1955 movies. After Shikar, the next one was Mano Na Mano. He wrote seven songs for Hansraj Behl and one was penned by Kaifi Azmi:

1. Ai meri mehboob maang le jo tujhko.
2. Hai zindagi ko tera intezaar.
3. Chand mein dekhun apna mukhda.
4. Raat hai kuchh aisi baat hai.
5. Andhiyara andhiyara.
6. Raat se kali kismat.
7. Tumko hi dhoondte rahe.

The first is a duet sung by Madhubala Zaveri and Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Ai meri mehboob maang le jo tujhko…

ae meri mehbub mang le
jo tujhko manjur
gagan ki sundar chand ka jhumar
subha ke suraj ka sindur
gagan ki sundar chand ka jhumar
subha ke suraj ka sindur
mujhko tera pyar chahiye

sunhari sham se rang udakar rang udakar
badal ke badal ke badal ke mai pankh lagakar
doli sazakar tujhe bithakar le jau duniya se dur
ae meri mehbub ae meri mehbub mang le
jo tujhko manjur
gagan ki sundar chand ka jhumar
subha ke suraj ka sindur
mujhko tera pyar chahiye

mujhko tera pyar chahiye aur na kuch manjur
aakar sajan tham le daman
chhod de duniya ke dastur
aakar sajan tham le daman
chhod de duniya ke dastur
jo tujhko manjur mang le mang le

duniya se dar kar kyu bhagun
dar kar kyu bhagun
tu jo mile kuch aur na mangu aur na mangu
sathi mere pyar me tere
dhul bhi mujhko hai sindur
mujhko tera pyar chahiye
aur na kuch manjur
aakar sajan tham le daman
chhod de duniya ke dastur
jo tujhko manjur mang le mang le
mujhko tera pyar chahiye

Day #5, Song #15
Falaq milega tujhe kya hamen mitane se

(Poster courtesy: Cinestaan.com)

Just imagine that on the fifth day, we are into the 12th year of Indeevar’s career with the 1956 movie Gul-e-Bakalavi. Before that since I forgot a few of his movies of the year 1955 I did that too except the movie just before Shikar: Ghar Ghar Men Diwali.

Most songs were penned by Prem Dhawan and composed by Roshan except one penned by Indeevar and I feel that was the best song of the movie: Falaq milega tujhe kya hamen mitane se. It was a duet between Mohammad Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar.

Please enjoy: Falaq milega tujhe kya hamen mitane se…

falaq milegaa tujhe kyaa hame mitaane se
ye mohabbat naa mitegi kabhi zamaane se
alaq milegaa tujhe kyaa hame mitaane se
ye mohabbat naa mitegi kabhi zamaane se

uthaa ke ranj ye dil chur ho gayaa itnaa
uthaa ke ranj ye dil chur ho gayaa itnaa
ke thes lagati hai haay
ke thes lagati hai kaliyo ke muskuraane se
ye mohabbat naa mitegi kabhi zamaane se

jiye to kiske liye tum hi jab nahi apne
tum hi jab nahi apne
jiye to kiske liye tum hi jab nahi apne
tum hi jab nahi apne
ke ji rahe the haay
ke ji rahe the abhi tak isi bahaane se
ye mohabbat naa mitegi kabhi zamaane se

jahaan ne kah diya baadal hai aasmano ke
dhuan uthaa hai ye haay
jahaan ne kah diya baadal hai aasmano ke
dhuan uthaa hai ye haay
dhuan uthaa hai ye mere hi aashiyane se
ye mohabbat naa mitegi kabhi zamaane se
falaq milegaa tujhe kyaa

Day #6, Song #16
Chand raat hai tu bhi saath hai

Today is the sixth day with our tenth lyricist Indeevar. In the last five days I gave you 15 songs selected from 148 songs of his in 38 movies.

We are now in the 12th year of his career.

His second movie in 1956 after Gul-e-Bakawali was Kismat. It was a Nanabahai Bhatt movie starring Ranjan Peace Kanwal and Nishi.

For the first time in his career he paired with Chitragupt and they made the following eight songs:

1. Chand raat hai tu bhi saath hai.
2. Teri unchi unchi unchi unchi hai dukan.
3. Dil mein kisi ki chah kiye ja.
4. Dil tumko diya sarkar amaanat rakh lo ji.
5. Haseen raat sitaron se hua karti hai.
6. Ek jadugar woh hai.
7. Keh le dil ki baat warna raat chali jayegi.
8. Ye sama ye chandni teri thi kabhi.

All very romantic songs to do with Chandni and Raat.

The first one is an adorable duet between Mohammad rafi and Asha Bhosle.

Please enjoy: Chand raat hai tu bhi saath hai…

chand rat hai tu bhi sath hai
kahde aye sanam dil me kya bat hai
chand rat hai

sunte rahe hum yuhi tum kaho
aankho ke tum samne hi raho
tumko dekh kar kab ghadi nazar
hamko kya khabar tum me kya bat hai
chand rat hai

betabiya phir badhate ho kyu
tum is tarah muskurate ho kyu
teer chal gaye dil machal gaye
jeet husn ki ishk ki maat hai
chand rat hai

rangin nazare ishare jawa
aankho me ek pyar ki dasta
mujhko mil gayi zindagi nayi
mere hath me aaj tera hath hai
chand rat hai tu bhi sath hai
kahde aye sanam dil me kya bat hai
chand rat hai

Day #6, Song #17
Dil se hain shehzade ham

Gulam Begum Badshah was his next film in 1956.

There were six songs in the movie that were composed by Sudipt. Two of these were penned by Indeevar:

1. Dil hai ye tera dil liye ja.
2. Dil se mere dil mila.

We shall skip these.

His next movie in 1956 was Taj Aur Talwar in which, once again, Sudipt composed ten songs. Indeevar, once gain, wrote two of them:

1. Aha daanv pe laga ke dil jeet le.
2. Chham chamama chamama chham.

(Poster courtesy: Cinestaan.com)

Lalten was his second last movie in 1956. Hemant Kumar composed eight songs for the movie; three of these were written by Indeevar:

1. Dil se hain shehzaade ham.
2. Dil ka tattu ad jaata hai.
3. Lo aaya jani lalten.

Humour and comedy were very much in demand at that time. You would recall how Raja Mehdi Ali Khan delved in these despite sadness of his own. Indeevar did exactly the same here.

Please enjoy Hemant Kumar singing on his own composition: Dil se hain shehzade ham…

dil se hai shahzade hum
hai surat bhale mawali ki
khali pocket rakhte hai
par photo gita bali ki
dil se hai shahzade hum
hai surat bhale mawali ki
khali pocket rakhte hai
par photo gita bali ki

nahi pakane wali ghar me rah jata dil machal machal
apne dam par hi to pyare shahar ke chalte hai hotel
khali pocket rakhte hai par photo gita bali ki

dil se hai shahzade hum hai surat bhale mawali ki
khali pocket rakhte hai par photo gita bali ki

sapno ka ek mahal hai apna
mahal me dil ki rani hai
waise to ye basti gandi
gali bahut purani hai
dada giri bhale kahe koi
humne to rakhwali ki
khali pocket rakhte hai
par photo gita bali ki

dil se hai shahzade hum hai surat bhale mawali ki
khali pocket rakhte hai par photo gita bali ki

humne koi humdard na paya
aur na kisi ka pyar mila
bhatak gaye ham raaho se
jab khula naa koi dawar mila
aankh khuli to pata chala
ye dagar to hai kutwali ki
arey aankh khuli to pata chala
ye dagar to hai kutwali ki
khali pocket rakhte hai
par photo gita bali ki

dil se hai shahzade hum hai surat bhale mawali ki
khali pocket rakhte hai par photo gita bali ki

Day #6, Song #18
Teri chamakti aankhon ke aage ye sitare kuchh bhi nahin

In the year 1956, his last movie was Anuraag. This movie is a very unique movie in that it had ten songs and all ten were composed by Mukesh who was also the hero of the movie with Usha Kiran.

Kaif Irfani and Indeevar wrote five each but the credit for the most memorable song of the movie goes not to Indeevar but to Kaif Irfani: Koi dil mein hai aur koi hai nazar mein…kise yaad rakhun kise bhool jaayun.

Indeevar wrote the following:

1. Aaj hum tumhen sunane wale hain.
2. Tere bina suna suna laage is duniya ka mela.
3. Ho saka do dilon ka na mel re.
4. Man chal man chanchal ho jayega.
5. Ye kaisi uljhane hain.

His first movie in 1957 was Naag Lok. Ramlal Heerapanna composed ten songs for the movie; one of these was penned by Indeevar: Hambala Gambala.

We shall skip this too.

(Poster courtesy: Cinematerial.com)

His second movie in 1957, the 13th year of his career was Chhote Babu. Shekhar and Nimmi starred in the movie directed by Harsukh Bhatt.

He paired with Madan Mohan and straightway produced magic even though he wrote just two of the seven songs:

1. Teri chamakti aankhon ke aage ye sitare kuchh bhi nahin.
2. Aane wale kal ki tum tasveer ho.

Please enjoy Talat Mahmood and Lata Mangeshkar singing: Teri chamakti aankhon ke aage ye sitare kuchh bhi nahin…

teri chamakti aankho ke aage ye sitare kuch bhi nahi
tu jo badha de hath zara, dunia ke sahare kuch bhi nahi
teri chamakti aankho ke aage ye sitare kuch bhi nahi

man liya dilkash hai bahut, ye rat hasi ye chand java
man liya dilkash hai bahut, ye rat hasi ye chand java
baat jo dekhi hai tujh me, nazaro me vo baat kaha
samne mere tu ho agar, duniya ke nazare kuchh bhi nahi
teri chamakti aankho ke aage ye sitare kuch bhi nahi

sath hai mere tu jab tak, roshan hai jivan ki rahe
sath hai mere tu jab tak, roshan hai jivan ki rahe
kyu ho mujhe manzil ka gam, patvar hai jab teri bahe
manjhi hai gar tu naiya ka, tufan ke dhare kuch bhi nahi
teri chamakti aankho ke aage ye sitare kuch bhi nahi

bandh liya bandhan me tumhe, bas me kar liya baharo ko
hai ye vo bandhan jo kar de azad gamo ke maro ko
pyar ki tere chav mile to gam ke sharare kuch bhi nahi
teri chamakti aankho ke aage ye sitare kuch bhi nahi

Day #7, Song #19
Kal raat piya ne baat kahi kuchh aisi

On the sixth day we finished taking up 171 of his songs from 45 movies in 13 years of his career. Out of these, I gave you just 18 songs.

His next movie in 1957 was Zamana. There were seven songs in the movie; two composed by Anil Biswas and five by Salil Chowdhary. Indeevar had two songs; one each by the two composers:

1. naiyya ka meri tu hi khewaiyya.
2. Chale bajate seeti jeevan ki raahon mein.

(Poster courtesy: cinematerial.com)

His next movie in 1957 was Jeewan Saathi. He wrote three songs for Bulo C Rani:

1. Hoke bada mera laal.
2. Bahar leke aayi karaar leke aayi.
3. Ai uljhi raahon ke rahi.

His next movie was Abhimaan, a Mahesh Kaul movie starring Shekhar and Ameeta.

He wrote four songs for Anil Biswas:

1. Ghar ki rani hoon.
2. Akdo na humse piya.
3. Kal raat piya ne baat kahi kuchh aisi.
4. Sambhalo palla dori palla.

Songs #1 and #3 were sung by Geeta Dutt, #2 by Asha Bhosle and #4 as a duet between Anil Biswas himself and Asha Bhosle.

No guessing as to which one we are going to take.

The third one is a memorable number sung beautifully by Geeta Dutt.

Please enjoy: Kal raat piya ne baat kahi kuchh aisi…

kal rat piya ne bat kahi kuch aisi
matwala bhawra kahe kali se jaise
kal rat piya ne bat kahi kuch aisi
matwala bhawra kahe kali se jaise

ghunghat utha ke pyar se
boli sharmao na dildar se
mai hu tumhara tum meri ho
tum meri ho tum meri ho
jane jigar o jane jigar
kal rat piya ne bat kahi kuch aisi
matwala bhawra kahe kali se jaise
kal rat piya ne bat kahi kuch aisi

aankho me aankhe kho gayi
mohabbat ki bate ho gayi
sharma gayi mai dhak dhak
dhak dhak dhadka jigar o dhadka jigar
kal rat piya ne bat kahi kuch aisi
matwala bhawra kahe kali se jaise
kal rat piya ne bat kahi kuch aisi

palko se maine aoth ki mithi nigah se ek chot ki
bole balam ji yu na maro yu na maro yu na maro
tire nazar o tire nazar
kal rat piya ne bat kahi kuch aisi
matwala bhawra kahe kali se jaise
kal rat piya ne bat kahi kuch aisi

Day #7, Song #20
Kal kal chhal chhal behti jaun mast nadi ki dhaar

(Cinestaan.com)

That brings us to the year 1958. Thirteen year after beginning with Samrat Chandragupta, Indeevar was back with the same title in 1958.

This movie is important to us since for the first time Indeevar or Indivar paired with Kalyanji Anandji and that started a most beautiful pairing that gave us some of the most melodious songs in Hindi movies.

It was a Babubhai Mistri movie starring Bharat Bhushan in the title role and Nirupa Roy with him as Princess Helena.

There were eight songs in the movie; three by Bharat Vyas, two each by Indeevar and Hasrat Jaipuri and one by Nirupa Roy. The two songs of Indeevar were:

1. Kal kal chhal chhal behti jaun mast nadi ki dhaar.
2. Rangile more raja dil mein sama ja.

Please enjoy Lata Mangeshkar singing: Kal kal chhal chhal behti jaun mast nadi ki dhaar…

kal kal chhal chhal behti jau mast nadi ki dhaar
kal kal chhal chhal behtil jau mast nadi ki dhaar
main to rukna na janu main to jhukna na janu
kal kal chhal chhal behti jau mast nadi ki dhar
kal kal chhal chhal behtil jau mast nadi ki dhar
main to rukna na janu main to jhukna na janu

kaid chaman ki mujhko na bhaye mujhko na bhaye
mujhko bahaar bhi bandh na paye bandh na paye
apni adao se pyar hai mujhko pyar hai mujhko
gaye matwle geet man ka mere tar tar
kal kal chhal chhal behti jau mast nadi ki dhar
kal kal chhal chhal behtil jau mast nadi ki dhar
main to rukna na janu main to jhukna na janu

khoi ho jaise hirni ban me hirni ban me
badli jase nil gagan me nil gagan me
khoi hui hu man ki lagan me man ki lagan me
khelu main tufa ke mojo se bar bar
kal kal chhal chhal behti jau mast nadi ki dhar
kal kal chhal chhal behtil jau mast nadi ki dhar
main to rukna na janu main to jhukna na janu
rukna na janu main to jhukna na janu

Day #7, Song #21
Piya jab se liya tune haathon mein haath

His next movie in 1958 was Maya Bazar. He wrote seven songs for SP Rane:

1. Ajab hai samay samay ka rang.
2. Chamki na kiranmala.
3. Mohe kyun bisari naath.
4. Saanwri surat sakhi mere hriday mein.
5. Satao na itna dildar.
6. Sharad poornima ki raat sajni.
7. Taale tale nahin honhaar.

(Cinestaan.com)

His next movie in 1958 was Hathkadi starring Shakila and Motilal. He paired with Nashad to make songs and made two of the six:

1. Piya jab se liya tune haathon mein haath.
2. Duniya hai badi zaalim.

Both are excellent songs. My favourite is the first one; a duet between Lata Mangeshkar and Mohammad Rafi and that too in Raag Pahadi!

Please enjoy: Piya jab se liya tune haathon mein haath…

piya jabse liya tune hatho me hath
meri aankho me firne lagi hai barat

mere kano me sahnayi bajne lagi
mere kano me sahnayi bajne lagi
dil dhadakne laga doli sajne lagi
chal padi jaise apne piya ji ke sath
meri aankho me firne lagi hai barat

aaaaaaaaaaaaaa ooooo hoye
tujhse badhkar nahi koi sansar me ho ji ho
tujhse badhkar nahi koi sansar me
paa liya maine sab kuch tere pyar me
har kadam pe hai manjil
agar tu hai sath
meri aankho me firne lagi hai barat

teri palko ki chaiya me
mai kho gayi ho ji ho
teri palko ki chaiya me
mai kho gayi
aaj tan man se saiya teri ho gayi
maino sapno me kah di hai
kuch aisi bat
meri aankho me firne lagi hai barat
piya jabse liya tune hatho me hath
meri aankho me firne lagi hai barat

Day #8, Song #22
Dil leke jaate ho kahan hum to hain yahan

We start Day #8 with his last movie in the year 1958: Sanskar. Out of a total of nine songs composed by Anil Biswas, Indeevar wrote the following four:

1. Saath bhanwre jis se padi.
2. Bhagwan bhi khush khush shaitan bhi razi.
3. Kaanp kaanp jata hai.
4. Radhe tere aansu pi ko rok na payenge.

We shall skip all.

His first movie in 1959 was Khoobsurat Dhoka.

Out of the seven songs composed by S Mohinder, Indeevar wrote one: Do kadam aur ae saathi.

(Pic courtesy: mio.to)

His next movie in 1959 was O Tera Kya Kehna in which six songs were composed by Kalyanji Veerji Shah; Indeevar wrote one: Dil leke jate ho kahan hum to hain yahan. It was picturised on Mehmood and Chitra, the lead cast of the movie.

Subir Sen and kamal Barot sang for them.

Please enjoy: Dil leke jaate ho kahan hum to hain yahan…

dil leke jate ho kaha ham to khade hai yaha
kya hai tumhara jisne pukara
usi pe dene lage jaa dil leke jate ho kaha
ham to khade hai yaha kya hai tumhara jisne pukara
usi pe dene lage jaa dil leke jate ho kaha

dekh reshmi bahe ham to bhul gaye rahe
tadpa gayi bahka gayi teri nashili nigahe
kapde saaf dil maila banke phirte ho chhaila
malum hai hame chal ye kyu jaal rahe ho faila
dil leke jate ho kaha ham to khade hai yaha
kya hai tumhara jisne pukara
usi pe dene lage jaa dil leke jate ho kaha

aasman me badal jaise aankh me kajal
kho jau mai so jau mai mere dil pe dal de aanchal
jante hai jo badalna kam jinka hai chhalna
unse aji achha yahi daman ko bachakar chalna
dil leke jate ho kaha ham to khade hai yaha
kya hai tumhara jisne pukara
usi pe dene lage jaa dil leke jate ho kaha

sun lo kahte hai tumse rutho na aji hamse
ye husn ki sab shan hai ham dilwalo ke dam se
tujhse pyar ho kaise aitbar ho kaise
badle piya tera jiya mausan badalta jaise
dil leke jate ho kaha ham to khade hai yaha
kya hai tumhara jisne pukara usi pe dene lage jaa
dil leke jate ho kaha ham to khade hai yaha
kya hai tumhara jisne pukara usi pe dene lage jaa
dil leke jate ho kaha dil leke jate ho kaha

Day #8, Song #23
Bada khushnaseeb hai jise tu naseeb hai

His next movie in 1959 was his 55th: Chandrasena.

This time Kalyanji Anandji were together as a duo. Out of the seven songs composed by them, Indeevar wrote two:

1. Zara sa muskura do to raasta bhula doon.
2. Diljhum jhum lehraye.

His next movie in 1959 was Madari. Out of eight songs composed by Kalyanji Anandji, Indeevar wrote one: Hum to mit jayenge.

His next movie in 1959 was Police Station. He wrote six songs that were composed by Hemant Kedar and Robin:

1. Di dil se mila lo.
2. Tumne jo muskura diya.
3. Bachke zara babu kabhi dil na lagana.
4. Ek teer laga zakhm hua.
5. Koi na sunega teri.
6. Mujhe dekh main hoon.

His next movie in 1959 was Bank Manager, a Rakhan movie starring Shekhar and Kamini Kaushal.

Out of six songs composed by Madan Mohan for the movie, Indeevar wrote just one: Kadam behke behke jiya dhadak dhadak jaye.

His next movie in 1958 was a Ravindra Dave movie Satta Bazaar starring Balraj Sahni, Meena Kumari, Suresh and Vijaya Choudhary.

Kalyanji Anandji composed nine delightful numbers in the movie; one of which is included by me in my series Songs That Tug At Your Emotions on my blog: Tumhen yaad hoga kabhi hum mile the. This was penned by Gulshan Bawra.

Indeevar wrote two:

1. Kaisa insaaf tera sab kuchh luta.
2. Kya raha jaane ko.

His last movie in 1959 was Saahil. The movie had nine songs. Seven of these were composed by Suresh Talwar and two by DS Dutt. Indeevar wrote the ones composed by Dutt:

1. Afsos meri taqdeer bante hi bigad gayi.
2. Dekho ji hamen na dena dokha.

Gun Fight was his first movie in 1960.

Indeevar wrote two songs that were composed by Iqbal:

1. Bagh hai veeran.
2. Neend pardadar hai aankhon mein.

With this we finished sixty of his movies with 212 songs.

His 61st movie was his second and last movie in 1960: Aayi Phirse Bahar. He wrote four songs for Vedpal Verma:

1. Hai ye parda.
2. Hua gulshan veeran hai.
3. Mujhse keh di hai tune.
4. Piya mora budhu piya mora.

(Cinestaan.com)

His first movie in the year 1961, 17th year of his career was Pyase Panchhi. There were nine songs in the movie composed by Kalyanji Anandji; eight written by Qamar Jalalabadi and only one by Indeevar: Bada kushnaseeb hai jise tu naseeb hai.

This song was sung by Mukesh, the preferred male playback singer of Kalyanji Anandji. Not many people know that Mukesh sang as many songs for Kalyanji Anandji as he sang for Shankar Jaikishan even though he was the singing voice of Raj Kapoor and had SJ compose the songs.

Please enjoy Mukesh singing: Bada khushnaseeb hai jise tu naseeb hai…

bada khushnasib hain jise tu nasib hai
bada khushnasib hain jise tu nasib hai
use aur chahiye kya jiske tu karib hai
use aur chahiye kya jiske tu karib hai
bada khushnasib hain jise tu nasib hai
use aur chahiye kya jiske tu karib hai
use aur chahiye kya jiske tu karib hai
bada khushnasib hain

sadke jaye teri najar ke
teer chalaye jee bhar-bhar ke
sadke jaye teri najar ke
teer chalaye jee bhar-bhar ke
jee uthe hum tujhpe mar ke
haal-ae-dil na puchhiye
haal-ae-dil ajib hai
haye haal-ae-dil na puchhiye
haal-ae-dil ajib hai
use aur chahiye kya jiske tu karib hai
use aur chahiye kya jiske tu karib hai
bada khushnasib hain

hum toh kahan the tere kaabil
tera karam hai tune diya dil
hum toh kahan the tere kaabil
tera karam hai tune diya dil
khud hi chal ke aa gayi manjil
wo to badshah hai bhale hi garib hai
haye wo toh badshah hai bhale hi garib hai
use aur chahiye kya jiske tu karib hai
use aur chahiye kya jiske tu karib hai
bada khushnasib hain

Day #8, Song #24
Itne bade jahan mein apna bhi koi hota

His next movie in 1961 was Dark Street, a Naresh Saigal movie starring Ashok Kumar and Nishi.

Indeevar wrote two songs for Dattaram Wadkar:

1. Itne bade jahan mein apna bhi koi hota.
2. Pyar se dekhe jo koi.

Both were sung by Suman Kalyanpur.

Who was Dattaram Wadkar? Dattaram Wadkar looked after the rhythm section for Shankar Jaikishan whilst Sebastian D’Souza conducted their orchestra. He emerged as an independent music director with the 1957 movie Abhi Dilli Door Nahin. His music sounded the same as S-J’s even here in the song that I am giving you.

(Pic courtesy: milleniumpost.in)

Please enjoy the first one: Itne bade jahan mein apna bhi koi hota…

itne bade jaha me apna bhi koi hota
itne bade jaha me apna bhi koi hota
hum bhi to muskarate apna use banate
itne bade jaha me apna bhi koi hota

mang me sindur hai ya aag laga di
pav me payal hai ya jhanjhr pehna di
shadi ke parde me ye barbadi rachaye
aati hai shehnayi se mausam ki sdaye
haye mosam ki sdaye
itne bade jaha me apna bhi koi hota
hum bhi to muskarate apna use banate
itne bade jaha me

dhan ka jab talak jaha me raz rahega
aadmi ka aadmi mohtaz rahega
lutte hai khof dikhakar lutere
kyu sahe saitan sa insan ke chehre
itne bade jaha me apna bhi koi hota
hum bhi to muskarate apna use banate
itne bade jaha me

logo ne daulat ko khuda kar hi chhod a
logo ne daulat ko khuda kar hi chhod a
insa koi sath juda kar ke hi chhod a
bich se daulat ki ye diwar gira do
utho aadmi ko aadmi se mila do
utho aadmi ko aadmi se mila do

Day #8, Song #24
Roop tumhara aankhon se pee loon

Our last song yesterday was from the 1961 movie Dark Street; his 63rd movie with 219 songs. Since he wrote about 1650 songs, we have covered one eighth of his career in number of songs!

(Cinestaan.com)

His next movie in 1961 was Sapera, a BJ Patel movie starring Ranjan and Jyoti Tiwari.

Ajit Merchant composed seven songs for the movie and all were penned by Indeevar:

1. Roop tumhara aankhon se pee loon.
2. Raat ne gesu bikhraye.
3. Bairi chhed na aise raag.
4. Bangle ke baahar baag lagaya.
5. Bolo piya kyun liya mera jiya.
6. Kutta peshi peshi niyoka.
7. O re piya mera tadpe jiya.

Some very good songs there.

The first one was sung by Manna Dey.

Please enjoy: Roop tumhara aankhon se pee loon…

roop tumhara aankho se pee lu
kah do agar tum mar ke bhi jee lu
mar ke bhi jee lu
roop tumhara aankho se pee lu
kah do agar tum mar ke bhi jee lu
mar ke bhi jee lu

aankho se chalke teri amrit ki dhara
tera sath gori mujh ko jiwan se pyara
mile dono hum tum jaise lahar se kinara
roop tumhara aankho se pee lu
kah do agar tum mar ke bhi jee lu
mar ke bhi jee lu

nigahe jhuka ke phir se jara muskura do
kaapte labo se dil ki kahani suna do
kya hai tumhare dil me hame bhi bata do
roop tumhara aankho se pee lu
kah do agar tum mar ke bhi jee lu

Day #9, Song #26
Thumak thumak mat chalo

Shree Ganesh was his only movie in 1962.

There were six songs in the movie composed by Bulo C Rani and all of them were solo and all sung by Suman Kalyanpur.

Indeevar wrote one: Kabhi tum paas aate ho.

His first movie in 1963 was Royal Mail; movie directed by BJ Patel and starring Mahesh Kumar and Ambika.

Avinash Vyas composed seven songs for the movie and all were penned by Indeevar:

1. Zindagi dene wale dil to mera leta ja.
2. Nazar qatil jawan surat.
3. Mera dil naach utha re.
4. Chali jaaye re jeevan ki gaadi.
5. Main bholi bhali gori main ghunghat wali.
6. Hum hain musafir.

His next movie in 1963 was Kahin Pyar Na Ho Jaye, a K Parvez movie starring Mehmood and Shakila.

This movie had seven songs composed by Kalyanji Anandji. There was only one written by Indeevar but lately you would have seen how surely and steadily Indeevar is moving with Kalyanji Anandji.

The song that he wrote was: Thumak thumak mat chalo sung by Mukesh. Please enjoy it…

thumak-thumak mat chalo ha ji mat chalo kisi kaa dil tadapegaa
thumak-thumak mat chalo ha ji mat chalo kisi kaa dil tadapegaa
mand-mand mat hanso koi raahi bhatakegaa
haaye koi raahi bhatakegaa
thumak-thumak mat chalo ha ji mat chalo kisi kaa dil tadapegaa

kaajal se kat jaaye kalejaa aankhe hire ki kani
kaajal se kat jaaye kalejaa aankhe hire ki kani
raaho me ho jaaye ujaalaa
raaho me ho jaaye ujaalaa chehare par vo chaandani
gesu khule mat rakho ha ji mat rakho kisi kaa dil ulajhegaa
thumak-thumak mat chalo ha ji mat chalo kisi kaa dil tadapegaa

dil me utar naa jaaen kisi ke shokh nigaahe rok lo
dil me utar naa jaaen kisi ke shokh nigaahe rok lo
aah nikal naa jaaye kisi ki
aah nikal naa jaaye kisi ki apani adaayen rok lo
ban ke ghataa mat utho ha ji mat utho koi pyaasaa tarasegaa
thumak-thumak mat chalo ha ji mat chalo kisi kaa dil tadapegaa

Day #9, Song #27
Roshan tumhin se duniya

His next movie in 1963 was Sunehri Nagin starring Helen and Mahipal. Once again the songs of the movie were composed by Kalyanji Anandji and once again Indeevar wrote just one: Youn na akadiye youn na bigadiye, a song sung by Kamal Barot and Lata Mangeshkar.

His next movie in 1963 was Magic Box. He paired with Bulo C Rani and made six songs:

1. Ghananan ghire ghata ghanghor.
2. Raat ka pyar mila.
3. Teri mast nigahon ne banaya hai mujhe deewana.
4. Bina poochhe aaya hoon.
5. Kahan ho dilwale.
6. Baagon mein mat aana.

We shall skip all these.

Flying Horse was his next movie in 1963. They never run short of titles; do they?

Vijay Honnavar composed seven songs; two of which were penned by Indeevar:

1. Tum bewafa wafa ka iqraar kya karoge?
2. Same song Ver2.

We shall skip it.

His next movie was Parasmani, a Babubhai Mitra movie starring Mahipal and Geetanjali with excellent songs composed by Laxmikant Pyarelal. The best song of the movie Woh jab yaad aaye bahut yaad aaye was penned by Asad Bhopali.

Indeevar wrote just one but that too was a beautiful number sung by Mohammad Rafi.

Please enjoy: Roshan tumhin se duniya…

roshan tumhi se duniya, raunaq tumhi jahaan ki
phulo me palne vaali raani ho gulsitaan ki
salaamat raho, salaamat raho
roshan tumhi se duniya, raunaq tumhi jahaan ki
phulo me palne vaali raani ho gulsitaan ki
salaamat raho, salaamat raho

naazuk ho naaz se bhi, tum pyaar se bhi pyaari
naazuk ho naaz se bhi, tum pyaar se bhi pyaari
tum husn se hasi ho kya baat hai tumhaari
kya baat hai tumhaari
aankho me do jahaan hai, maalik ho do jahaan ki
salaamat raho, salaamat raho

dil chaahe tut jaaye, mere dil se yu hi khelo
dil chaahe tut jaaye, mere dil se yu hi khelo
jiti raho yu hi tum, meri bhi umr le lo
meri bhi umr le lo
kis din dua na maangi hamne tumhaari jaan ki
salaamat raho, salaamat raho
roshan tumhi se duniya, raunaq tumhi jahaan ki
phulo me palne vaali raani ho gulsitaan ki
salaamat raho, salaamat raho

In the first nine days on Lyrical, I have covered 19 years of his career with 243 songs from 71 movies. This is nearly one seventh of the number of movies in which his songs occurred and number of songs.

I have, therefore, divided the entire period into six nearly equal parts.

Please await Part II.

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